If you record anything — interviews, voice memos, podcast episodes, meetings — you're sitting on raw material for written content. Transcription is the bridge, and doing it by hand is miserable. Konva's speech-to-text tool does the tedious part in minutes.
From voice note to first draft
Talking is faster than typing for most people. Record yourself explaining an idea for two minutes, upload the audio, and you have a rough draft to edit instead of a blank page. Combined with the AI Writer's rewriting templates, a voice memo becomes a structured post quickly.
From podcast to show notes
Upload an episode and use the transcript to produce show notes, pull-quotes for social media, and a summary for your newsletter. One recording becomes four pieces of content without re-listening to the whole episode.
From interview to article
For interviews, a transcript makes quoting accurate and searching easy. Ask the chat assistant to pull the strongest quotes from the transcript, then build your article around them.
A note on accuracy
Clean audio in, clean text out: a decent microphone and minimal background noise matter more than anything else. Always skim the transcript against the audio before publishing quotes attributed to someone else.
Speech-to-text is part of every Konva subscription — try it on the free trial.
