Create your first AI note
from one real conversation.

Source, translation and notes in one place. One recording becomes a transcript by speaker, a live translation and a summary in the format you choose.

• Transcript and speakers

  Sentences appear by speaker while you talk. Speakers are grouped by voice; you rename them afterwards.

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  Live translation

  Pick the spoken and target languages and add names or terms as context. Cross-language meetings, classes and calls become translated notes.

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  AI summary in your format

  Choose meeting minutes, lecture notes and more. A summary is a draft to check against the transcript and audio.

Clip

Save web pages as notes, too.

Paste a URL and Clip fills a link card from the page’s public details, adds an optional one-line AI summary and files it with your other notes. Add selected text or a memo and the summary uses that.

• Use the Clip button in the sidebar, or right-click Save to Telli.sh in the browser extension.
• The extension connects with a token that can only save clips.
• Free accounts: 30 clips and 10 AI summaries a day.

1. Step 1

   Choose an input

   Upload an audio file, or choose live recording. Obtain permission from the people being recorded.

   

2. Step 2

   Prepare the recording

   Allow microphone access for live recording. Available audio sources depend on your browser and device; test a short recording first.

   

3. Step 3

   Set language and context

   Choose the source and target languages and add names or terms. Context can help, but does not guarantee a correct translation.

   

4. Step 4

   Finish and inspect

   Stop the recording or wait for the upload to finish. Check the transcript and translated lines against the audio; processing can fail.

   

5. Step 5

   Review and edit

   Rename speakers, correct text where the editor supports it and choose a summary format. Verify names, decisions and action items yourself.

   

6. Step 6

   Save and revisit

   Give the note a useful title and folder. Reopen it to compare notes with the source; share only material you are allowed to share.

   

Settings guide

Start with what you have. Pick your first note path

Choose the workflow that matches today's conversation.

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  I have a recording Upload MP3, M4A, WAV, or WebM after signup and turn it into a reviewable note.

  Start with upload
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  I am joining a meeting Record live audio, then create a note with transcript, speakers, and summary when it ends.

  Start live recording
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  I need live translation Start in translation mode for cross-language meetings, classes, or calls and keep the translated note ready for review.

  Start translation mode

Three ways to revisit your recordings

• Team Meetings

  Capture action items, track decisions, and share a clean summary with your team after review.

• Lectures & Classes

  Upload a lecture you are allowed to record. Review its transcript and summary, then replay unfamiliar terms before writing your revision notes.

• Interviews

  Record candidate interviews and get a structured breakdown by speaker. Review exact quotes, not fuzzy memories.

• Podcasts & Content

  Turn long-form audio into show notes, timestamps, and transcripts automatically. Publish faster.

• Reviewable source material

  Raw transcripts stay available beside refined summaries, so teams can verify important decisions before they share a note.

• Controlled note sharing

  Share links support password protection, and notes can be removed from the workspace when access is no longer needed.

• Practical data controls

  Audio, transcripts, and notes use in-transit and at-rest encryption, plus account-level deletion controls.