3Scribe

Is there an award for "No shit Sherlock"?

Maybe you'd like to try us out at https://3scri.be. Like I offered above, if you'd like to sign up and drop us a line at [email protected] mentioning this thread I can add a hour on top of the 30 minutes trial.

Well, we're new and we think we've the most accurate transcription engine on the market. Why not try us out at https://3scri.be. We give half a hour for free but if you sign up and drop us a line at [email protected] I can add on an extra hour for you.

> Thanks for such a great advice.

Yup, that's what he's talking about. The market I assume you're going for is native English speaking so you should really get native English speakers to look over your website.

Double edged sword I suppose. I know of one company that got one a trendy 5/6 letter ending in o that you see a lot of CPaaS companies get (Twilio, Nexmo etc.) but it had been used years earlier as part of a scam that resulted in prison time. Still comes up when you google their name.

That is true, made more so when doing phone calls (8kHz, Mono recordings) with a variety of accents. I've scored a live transcription system at 94% accurate over 250 samples of voicemail recordings from UK accents, with various automated services coming in at the following rates:

AWS 0.871603 Temi 0.871063 Google 0.867890 Speechmatics 0.858851 OtterAI 0.855769 Microsoft 0.854067 AssemblyAI 0.795696 IBM 0.777215 Remeeting 0.771764

I'm building a new transcription startup called 3Scribe (shameless self-promotion) that's scoring at just below 91%. Hoping to squeeze out another little bit of accuracy but at the moment struggling with React-Bootstrap, trying to build a beta MVP.