Who said what
Hito recognizes each voice from one meeting to the next. A voice becomes a person only when someone confirms it.
iPhone and Android. Invite only today, while the app is in testing.
Speakers · Weekly team meeting
A voice recognized in one meeting is suggested in the next.
A name joins a voice only when someone confirms it.
Each project keeps its own names and acronyms so they are transcribed correctly.
Hito separates the voices in the recording and compares each voice with voices from earlier meetings. If a voice sounds like a known person, it suggests that person.
A voice becomes a person only when someone confirms it. Until then, Hito shows it as "Speaker 4". That way a name never sticks to the wrong voice.
Each project can keep its own vocabulary: people, clients, products and acronyms. Hito uses it when it transcribes, so those words come out right.
With the voices confirmed, Hito shows how much each person speaks, their strengths and what they can improve, and how the group relates. Everyone in the room should know this is analyzed. Read the rule for recording.
Hito compares each voice with voices from earlier meetings. You confirm who is who, and from then on the voice is recognized.
A voice is not joined to anyone until someone confirms it, and it can be corrected.
Yes. The app and the transcript work in Spanish and in English.
The people in the project. Each project has its members and roles.