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What people transcribe

Monthly production numbers from a transcription service: what gets sent, how long it is, how fast it comes back.

The last 30 days, in numbers

Refreshed 2026-09-25. Aggregates only; no recording, transcript or account is identifiable. Method on how we test.

Recordings transcribed1,394
Audio hours562
Median recording5.0 minutes
One in ten longer than71 minutes
Longest recording7.7 hours
Turnaround, one hour of audio (median)4.1 minutes
Turnaround, one hour of audio (nine in ten within)20.1 minutes
Languages detected56
Recordings from people not signed in64 %

Languages

Detected by the engine, not declared by the person. Codes are ISO 639-1.

LanguageRecordings
en740
tl58
es44
hi35
ru31
fr29
pt27
ja26
zh24
de19

File types people send

ExtensionRecordings
.mp3257
.wav232
.mp4188
.m4a170
.webm65
.flac46
.ogg15
.mov9

Where recordings come from

Uploads, links to the person's own cloud storage or a public feed, the browser recorder, and the API.

SourceRecordings
upload860
url380
api121
recording33

Use these numbers

Quote them with the date. They change monthly; the page keeps the current window and nothing else, on purpose. If you need a longer series for a story, write to contact@whipscribe.com.

Related measurements

How often the engine invents text, by language: hallucination study. Accuracy and speed on public test sets: benchmark. Method: how we test.