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The only thing that matters here is how good the transcription is. You absolutely have to save the recording. You also have to enable the user to connect to the
by frankest 10mo ago
The only thing that matters here is how good the transcription is. You absolutely have to save the recording. You also have to enable the user to connect to their own transcription service and preserve the recording for that if yours sucks or is not trusted. People have accents. Third party transcription vendors can sell data. Do not mess this up. Enable users to add their own trusted transcription.
If we want to give this to grandparents to save their stories, we can want to have the stories too. If we want it for ourselves, we have to trust it.
- skeledrew 10mo agoAlready a part of it. Recordings are saved (on the sync device) in case a transcript is a bust.
- frankest 10mo agoYes, but they mention there will be a subscription plan for their cloud-based transcription. If you want an open platform of devices - ensure users can use a range of transcription providers for quality and security.
- skeledrew 10mo agoYou have the options of using the transcription in the app, subscribing to their cloud service, or building out your own service that access the data via webhooks: > I love customizing and hacking on my devices. What could I do with Index 01? > Lots of stuff! Control things with the buttons. Route raw audio or transcribed text directly to your own app via webhook. Use MCPs (also run locally on-device! No cloud server required) to add more actions.
- frankest 10mo agoThat’s awesome! I’m sold. Now can it fit a size 3 finger?