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Audio Recording & Transcription
Audio & Voice
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Phasoric turns meeting audio and voice recordings into structured, source-backed meeting records. Local transcription keeps audio on the device; connected processing is a separate opt-in route whose provider terms apply.
Explicit Recording Consent & Safety
Before capturing audio:
- Phasoric displays a mandatory Recording Consent Acknowledgement overlay.
- Audio capture cannot start without an explicit user interaction and affirmative consent confirmation.
- Recording indicators remain visible throughout the active session.
Recording & Importing Meetings
- Open Meeting Memory from the side navigation or click the Record Audio microphone icon in any note.
- Select your microphone or drop an existing
.mp3,.wav, or.m4afile into the upload zone. - Choose your transcription processing mode:
- Local Processing (Default): Audio is transcribed on your device using WebAssembly / local Whisper models without sending audio over the network.
- Connected Processing (Opt-in): Uses cloud transcription models for extended multi-hour meetings when explicit network consent is enabled.
Speaker & Timestamp Intelligence
- Speaker Labels: Phasoric recognizes explicit
Name: speechorSpeaker 1: speechlabels already present in a transcript. Automatic diarization is not claimed. - Transcript Jump Links: When source lines include timestamps, reviewed items link back to that time; otherwise they link to the source line.
Automated Extraction & Action Workflows
After transcription completes, Phasoric automatically analyzes the conversation to propose structured candidates:
- Decision Candidates: Converts agreed decisions into Strata 2.0 decision proposals.
- Commitments & Due Dates: Identifies assigned follow-ups and adds them as Pulse 2.0 signals.
- Forge Action Drafts: Generates task lists, meeting summary notes, or follow-up email drafts for one-click review and approval.
- Source Provenance: Reviewed items retain a link to the available transcript timestamp or source line. Rejecting a candidate does not mutate the underlying transcript or audio file.