Everything you need to turn talk into knowledge.
From one tap to record to a cited, searchable note — here is the whole workflow.
Start freeThe team agreed to ship the analytics dashboard on Monday.
A 47-minute planning call, read at a glance — overview, decisions, and the exact moment each was said.
Key points
Every source, one library.
However the conversation happened, Solab takes it from raw audio, video, a link or a document to a finished, cited note.
- Browser recordingOne tap in the browser — a live waveform, pause and resume, and a refresh-safe recording.
- Audio & video uploadDrop an audio or video file; Solab extracts the audio and transcribes the whole thing.
- Media-URL importPaste a link from YouTube and many other platforms — Solab fetches it and uses real captions when they exist.
- PDF & documentsBring a PDF with a text layer and get a cited, searchable note with page references.
Four ways to read one conversation.
- OverviewThe overview, key points, decisions and action items — nothing buried.
- TranscriptThe full transcript, synced to audio. Tap a line to hear it.
- Knowledge mapThe shape of the discussion as a navigable map of topics.
- ChatAsk the note a question; answers cite the exact moments they came from.
The team agreed to ship the analytics dashboard on Monday.
A 47-minute planning call, read at a glance — overview, decisions, and the exact moment each was said.
Key points
Understand the conversation, not just the words.
Solab reads tone, the people and topics that came up, and how the discussion connects — then maps it, so you see the shape of what was said.
Every signal is a text-derived AI estimate, grounded in a real moment — never a fabricated mood, and unknown stays unknown.
The people, topics and tone — surfaced.
Solab reads the transcript for who and what came up and how the room felt over time. Every signal is text-derived and labeled as an AI estimate — never an acoustic-emotion claim.
Sentiment
People & organizations
Topics
Who said what.
When a recording has more than one voice, Solab separates the speakers so the transcript reads as a real conversation.
Rename a speaker once and it updates everywhere — the original machine labels are kept underneath.
Search what was actually said.
Semantic and keyword search across your whole workspace — scoped to you, never across tenants. Jump straight to the moment, not just the note.
See patterns across your whole workspace.
Trends, top topics and the tone of your conversations over time — real numbers from your own notes, never invented.
Activity
A note shaped like the conversation.
Meetings, lectures, interviews, podcasts — or let Solab detect it. Each scenario structures the note the way that kind of conversation deserves.
Meeting note structure
Every language. Every voice.
Transcribe and read a note in the language you need, and see who said what — speakers separated and editable.
Pick the output language per note, or let Solab follow the language it detects.
The details that make it usable every day.
Action items & calendar
Commitments become a checklist — add due tasks to your calendar with a one-tap .ics.
Export anywhere
Download a note as Markdown, TXT, SRT or VTT — or a formatted PDF briefing.
Shareable briefings
Package a whole note into a PDF or an emailed summary, sent to your own inbox.
The team agreed to ship it Monday.
Your own templates
Save reusable note structures and regenerate any note with them.
Questions about the features.
Which languages does Solab support?
Transcription and notes work across many languages; the interface ships in English and Turkish. You can translate a finished note into another language too.
Where does the AI come from?
Every model-backed step runs through the Qevron AI gateway. Solab never sends a model your data without authorizing it first, and every AI claim stays grounded in the source.
Can I import a YouTube link or a PDF?
Yes — paste a link from YouTube and many other platforms, or upload a text-layer PDF. Scanned, image-only PDFs are kept as documents (Solab does not OCR).
How accurate are the summaries?
Summaries are generated from the transcript, and every key point links back to the moment it came from — so you can check any claim against the source in one tap.