Trint

Trint is a transcription and media production platform aimed at large media teams. It carries recorded or live audio and video through transcription, verification, translation and summarization, and delivers a first draft, a rough cut or a set of verified quotes at the other end. Teams capture live from camera in more than 30 languages or upload prerecorded files, with transcription across more than 50 languages and translation into more than 70. The platform gathers metadata such as automatic speaker recognition and time codes, surfaces key moments as they happen through AI reasoning, and supports live verification and playback before anything is shared. Story Builder lets an editor pull selected quotes into a new running order, play the sequence back, add headings and notes, and export the timeline as EDL or XML. An MCP connector plus integrations with collaboration tools and media asset managers bring transcripts into the systems a newsroom or post house already uses. Trint markets itself to newsrooms, sports media, production companies, podcasters, law firms and universities, and states that it never trains its models on customer transcripts, holds ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials certifications, and can store data in either the EU or the US. Trint publishes no rate card on its public site. The pricing link in the navigation opens a plans page inside the web application, which renders its tiers only after loading and exposes no amounts in its page text. The company describes flexible subscriptions for individuals and teams with bespoke enterprise plans available, and otherwise directs buyers to sales. The company was founded by a former foreign correspondent, and it frames the product around storytelling rather than meeting notes, pointedly declining to add a chatbot to your calls.