Turn any Arabic recording into text — in a minute
A lecture, a meeting, a customer call — out comes text you can search.
What happened?
Speech-to-text models now handle Arabic and dialect reasonably well, and give you a timestamp for every line. You can also get the output as a ready subtitle file (srt or vtt) rather than plain text — so it drops straight onto a video.
Why should you care?
Most of our work is spoken, not written. Once it is text, you can search it, summarise it, and turn it into something else.
Who should pay attention?
Anyone with recordings: teachers, shop owners, journalists.
Should I try it?
Yes — try a short recording first and judge the accuracy before you rely on it for anything that matters. The one tip that helps most: pick "Arabic" from the language list instead of leaving it on "auto" — naming the language gives a cleaner result, especially when there is English mixed into the recording.
Enjoying the vibe?
This is a sip of what AIKHANA is brewing. Our first course turns your child into the director of their first film.