Dicole for conference and summit producers

A three-day summit can hold forty sessions in three languages. Transcribing and writing them up by hand is the reason most of that content never gets published. Dicole does the first draft of all of it.

The problem after the event

You have the recordings. Turning them into content means paying for transcription, then paying someone to write summaries and articles, then formatting each one. By the time that is done, the event has faded and the budget is gone.

What changes with Dicole

Every session gets a transcript, a summary, and a long-form article as a starting point.
Sessions in different languages are handled the same way, without a separate vendor per language.
You can publish each session as a branded public page, so the program keeps working after the doors close.
Attendees and search engines can find talks by topic and speaker.

Producers have published 1,375 sessions across 30 events this way, including multi-day summits with sessions in several languages.

See published event content

Frequently asked questions

Can we keep some sessions private?

Yes. Events can be public or password-protected, per event.

Do speakers in different languages need separate setup?

No. Dicole detects and transcribes each session's language.