// Your teachings, searchable
Every talk you’ve given.Searchable.
Your classes, talks and podcasts, transcribed and searchable on your site or in your app. Someone asks a question in their own words and gets the moment you answered it, in your voice.
✓ Finds what they mean, not just their words✓ Plays from that exact moment✓ Answers only from what you said
// [ 01 ] Ask it something
This demo holds four public-domain recordings, about 100 minutes in all: Gibran, Thoreau, Yogananda and Vivekananda, read aloud by LibriVox volunteers. Ask anything, or tap a question.
Search the recordings
// [ 02 ] What’s in this demo
// [ 03 ] With your recordings
You send your recordings
Classes, talks, podcast episodes, course videos. Audio is enough.
We transcribe every one
Each sentence keeps its place in the recording, so a search can play from the exact moment.
It goes where your people are
On your site, in your members’ area or in your own app. They search, read, and listen to you.
How much have you recorded?
Tell us where your recordings live and roughly how many hours there are. We’ll show you a few of them, searchable.
Sources. Audio: LibriVox recordings, public domain: Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet (1923), chapters 8–12; Henry David Thoreau, Walden (1854), chapter 2; Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi (1946), chapter 14; Swami Vivekananda, “The Ideal of a Universal Religion” (1896). The transcripts were made automatically, so a word here and there may be off. Search runs in your browser with an open model (all-MiniLM-L6-v2); the first typed question loads it once. librivox.org