Find out who dominated the call. Paste a transcript or upload a .vtt/.srt file and get each speaker's share of talk time, number of turns, questions asked and longest turn. Useful for sales calls (talk-to-listen ratio), 1:1s, interviews and team meetings. It runs 100% in your browser, and nothing is uploaded.
Got a raw caption file? Convert it first with the VTT & SRT to text converter, or tidy it up with the transcript cleaner.
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For VTT/SRT files it adds up each speaker's caption cue durations. For text transcripts with a timestamp on every turn, each turn is counted until the next turn starts (the last turn has no end, so it is left out). With no timestamps, it uses each speaker's share of words as a stand-in, and says so above the table.
No. Everything runs in your browser with JavaScript. The transcript never leaves your device.
"Name: text", "[00:01:02] Name: text", "Name (00:01:02): text", a timestamp-plus-name line followed by text, and WebVTT/SRT captions with <v Speaker> tags or "Name:" prefixes.
Each question mark in a speaker's turns. It is a simple count, so rhetorical questions are included.
Yes. Download the table as CSV and combine results across meetings in a spreadsheet.