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Record the class, get the full transcript and a summary to revise from. No more replaying two hours of audio before the exam.
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Pick the file in Zeepit, or tap Share from any app.
Record the class, get the full transcript and a summary to revise from. No more replaying two hours of audio before the exam.
A 35-minute meeting becomes decisions, deadlines and action items you can paste straight into your notes or send to the team.
Keep interviews, podcasts and videos as searchable text. Find the exact quote without scrubbing through the audio.
Read a 30-minute voice note instead of listening to it — discreetly, without headphones. WhatsApp voice notes guide →
Pick a file (.mp3, .m4a, .wav, .opus, .mp4…), paste a video link, or share from your voice recorder, WhatsApp, Telegram, Drive… Zeepit turns it into text and a summary, in a language available in the app.
Lectures, meetings, interviews and voice notes up to 4 hours per file, even with accents or background noise. The whole text stays on your phone to read, copy and search.
Key points, decisions, dates and open questions in a few bullets. Short, medium or long — your call. Revise from the summary, check the details in the full text.
Download any complete transcript as PDF, DOCX or TXT — generated on your device — to keep it, edit it in Docs or Word, or send it to a colleague.
An English lecture summarized in Spanish, with automatic language detection. Or paste any text and turn it into natural speech to listen on the go.
.mp3, .m4a, .wav, .opus, .amr and .mp4 files, plus video links — Zeepit uses the audio track. Each recording can be up to 4 hours long, and you get the complete transcript, not an excerpt.
Two ways. Tap Audio in Zeepit and pick a file from your phone. Or tap Share on any audio in another app — voice recorder, WhatsApp, Telegram, Drive, YouTube… — and choose Zeepit in the list. Nothing to upload from a computer, nothing to convert.
Yes: as PDF, Word (DOCX) or plain text, generated on your device and ready to paste into Google Docs, Notion or Word. You can also copy the text or the summary with one tap.
Your first conversions are free after install, long recordings included — no account, no card, no ads. Then a clear subscription if you need more, with the usage shown in the app.
Yes. Long-press the voice note, tap Share, pick Zeepit: you get the text, a 3-bullet summary, a translation and even a reply suggestion. Everything is explained in our WhatsApp voice notes guide.
The file is sent to our servers, transcribed, and deleted right after. No archive, no reuse, no AI training. Your transcripts and summaries stay on your device.
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