One workspace, from recording to published content
A recording of a conference talk is the raw material for a dozen pieces of content. Dicole.AI does that conversion in one place: a transcript, a summary, a long-form article, and social posts, from the file you already have.
- 1,375 sessions published
- 1,255 long-form articles written
- 2.6M words transcribed
- 9 languages published so far
What one recording turns into
A transcript in the speaker's language
Dicole transcribes talks and panels in over 100 languages, including multi-speaker sessions, and keeps timestamps so you can jump to any point.
Session analysis
Each session is read for its key points, quotes, and takeaways, so you start from structure instead of a wall of text.
A summary and a long-form article
From the same source you get a short summary and a full magazine-style article, ready to edit and publish.
Research notes and social posts
Dicole drafts channel-ready posts and research notes from the talk, so the work of turning one session into a week of updates is mostly done.
A branded page you can publish
Organizers can publish each session as a public, searchable page under their own event, so the content works for attendees and search engines after the event ends.
How it works
- Add the recording. Upload a file or paste a link. Dicole handles the audio and video.
- Dicole transcribes and reads it. You get a transcript plus the extracted points, quotes, and takeaways for each session.
- Generate the assets you want. Summary, long-form article, research notes, and social posts, per session.
- Publish or export. Publish a branded event page, or export the text into your own tools.
Built for events, not single meetings
Most transcription and clip tools are built around one webinar or one meeting. A conference is different: it produces dozens of sessions across a few days, often in more than one language. Dicole is organized around the event, so a summit becomes a library of session content instead of a folder of separate transcripts.
So far organizers have published 1,375 sessions across 30 events with Dicole, in 9 languages.
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Frequently asked questions
What languages does it handle?
Transcription covers over 100 languages. Published Dicole content currently spans 9, including English, Finnish, Estonian, Japanese, German, Spanish, Swedish, Hungarian, and Ukrainian.
Does it work for panels with several speakers?
Yes. Multi-speaker sessions are transcribed and analyzed the same way as single-speaker talks.
Can I publish sessions as public pages?
Yes. Organizers can publish each session under their event as a public page, or keep events private behind a password.
Who owns the content?
You do. Dicole processes your recordings into content you edit, publish, and export.