Used by newsrooms at Tamedia, 3Cat, and 41,000+ teams
"The accuracy of HappyScribe's automatic transcription is why we opted to use them."
Georgie Nicholls
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Production Manager, Twofour
How it works
Record, transcribe, and publish — from anywhere
Record interviews on your phone with the HappyScribe app. The AI transcribes in 60+ languages and identifies speakers automatically. Use Ask AI to search across transcripts and pull exact quotes. Export to any format your CMS needs.
Security and compliance
SOC 2 Type 2 certified. GDPR compliant.
Newsrooms handle sensitive sources and embargoed material. HappyScribe encrypts data in transit and at rest, doesn’t use your content to train AI models, and meets the security requirements of enterprise media organizations.
AI tools for journalists
Ask AI: search hours of interviews in seconds
Instead of re-reading transcripts, Ask AI lets you query your entire library with natural-language questions — ‘What did the minister say about budget cuts?’ — and get the exact passage with timestamps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do newsrooms transcribe interviews quickly?
HappyScribe's AI transcription processes audio in minutes with speaker identification and timestamps. Journalists can upload recordings from the field via the mobile app and receive searchable transcripts in 60+ languages, ready for quote extraction and publication.
Is HappyScribe secure enough for confidential sources?
Yes. HappyScribe is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and GDPR compliant. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Content is not used to train AI models. The platform meets the security requirements of enterprise media organizations handling sensitive journalistic material.
How many languages does HappyScribe support for newsroom transcription?
HappyScribe supports AI transcription in over 60 languages. This covers most major broadcast languages, allowing multilingual newsrooms to transcribe interviews and press conferences without switching tools or vendors.
Can journalists search across multiple interview transcripts at once?
Yes. The Ask AI feature lets journalists query their entire transcript library using natural-language questions. It returns the exact passage with timestamps — useful for finding specific quotes across hours of interview material without re-reading each file.
