Upload a lecture, meeting, or document and ask questions in plain language. Answers come with exact quotes from the source — no invented facts, no hallucinated numbers.
The same reliable Vocce pipeline, focused on this job. Start free, then plans from $9.90/mo when you need more.
Search finds words; questions need answers. When you half-remember that someone committed to a date "sometime in the second half" of a two-hour call, Ctrl+F is useless. AI chat & Q&A lets you ask the recording itself — and unlike a general chatbot, it answers only from your file, quoting the exact lines that back the answer up.
The citation rule is the whole point. Every answer comes with verbatim quotes from the source, timestamps included when the source is audio or video. If the file doesn't contain the answer, Vocce says so plainly instead of inventing something confident — which is precisely the failure mode that makes people distrust AI answers about their own documents.
It's built on the same pipeline as the rest of Vocce: recordings are cleaned and transcribed on our own GPUs first, so "chat with your meeting" doesn't require you to produce a transcript from somewhere else. Subtitle files and plain text skip straight to the answering step.
Ask in whatever language you think in — the answer comes back in the language of your question, even when the source is in another one. First questions are free, no signup.
The model is instructed to answer exclusively from your content — no web knowledge blended in, no invented facts.
Every answer quotes its supporting passages exactly, so you can verify in seconds instead of re-listening for an hour.
When the source is a recording, citations carry the transcript's timestamps — jump straight to the moment.
If the document doesn't answer your question, you get told exactly that. A clean miss beats a confident hallucination.
Audio and video are transcribed automatically first — ask questions of a meeting the moment it ends.
Ask in English about a Spanish lecture; the answer arrives in English with Spanish quotes as evidence.
Budget figures, dates, and percentages are quoted from the source rather than paraphrased.
No knowledge-base building, no embeddings dashboard — upload, ask, done.
Files are deleted after processing on a short schedule and never used for model training.
"What exactly did legal say about the contract clause?" — answered with the quote, before you reply-all something wrong.
Interrogate a semester of lecture recordings: "How did the professor define entropy?" — cited, with the timestamp.
Check quotes against interview audio without scrubbing — ask, verify the citation, paste with confidence.
Query hours of user interviews for specific opinions and get the verbatim evidence alongside.
"Did we promise them a discount?" — the call recording answers, with the exact sentence.
When someone says "that was agreed in the meeting", the meeting itself gets the final word.
A question-answering tool that works exclusively over content you upload — recordings, subtitle files, or text. You ask in plain language; it answers with verbatim quotes from your file as evidence, and admits when the answer isn't in there.
Scope and honesty. A general chatbot mixes your document with everything it was trained on and fills gaps confidently. Vocce's Q&A is instructed to answer only from your file, cite exact passages, and say "not in the document" rather than guess.
Audio (MP3, M4A, WAV), video (MP4, MOV, WebM), subtitles (SRT, VTT), and plain text or markdown. Recordings are transcribed automatically on Vocce's GPU pipeline before answering.
Yes, always — the supporting passages are quoted verbatim beneath the answer. If the source is a recording, the transcript's timestamps come with them.
You get told exactly that. Refusing to invent an answer is a design rule, not a limitation — it's what makes the answers trustworthy.
Yes. Ask in the language you think in; the answer follows your question's language while citations stay in the source language as evidence.
Hours of audio are fine — transcription is fast on our GPUs, and the Q&A reads up to roughly 38,000 characters of the transcript per question.
Yes — ask, read, ask again. Each question is answered fresh against the same uploaded source while you're on the page.
No. Files are processed, then deleted on a short rolling schedule; your content is never used for training. See the privacy policy for retention details.