Coming soon · web, iOS & Android
You spoke.
We wrote it down properly.
Storeo turns talks, lectures, interviews and meetings into articles people actually want to read. Record it once — get back edited prose, with every sentence traceable to the moment it was said.
No spam. One email when we open the doors.
How it works
From the room to the page.
Someone speaking at a conference or lecture
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Record it, or bring a file
Hit record on your phone in the lecture hall, or upload something you already have — audio or video, any length. Attach the slides or the agenda and Storeo learns the names, jargon and acronyms before it starts.
Headphones + notebook + laptop on a warm desk
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It listens like an editor
Word-level transcription that keeps up with accents and code-switching, plus speaker separation so a panel of five stays five distinct voices. Then it drafts — headline, sections, pull quotes, a summary.
Tablet showing an article beside printed pages
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Read it back as prose
Every paragraph stays linked to the second it was said — tap a line to hear the speaker say it. Edit like an editor, publish, or keep it private to your team.
What it does
Every sentence traceable to the moment it was said.
Studio-grade capture
Works with your phone's mic, and properly with an external one — USB-C and Lightning interfaces, lavaliers, field recorders. Better input, better transcript.
Knows who said what
Speaker diarization separates a panel, an interview or a stand-up into named voices, each colour-coded through the article.
Handles real speech
Language detected across the whole recording, not guessed per chunk — so a French talk peppered with English jargon stays French.
Generation that reads the room
Ask for an article, a summary, show notes, a decisions-and-actions memo, a LinkedIn post or a study sheet. Same recording, different outputs, shaped by the context you gave it.
Supporting documents
Drop in the slide deck, the paper, the agenda. Storeo uses them to fix proper nouns and technical terms instead of guessing phonetically.
Yours, and private by default
Publish publicly, share by link, or keep it locked to your team. Download the transcript as Markdown, plain text or SRT whenever you want.
On your phone
Record anywhere.
Publish before you leave the building.
Native apps for iOS and Android, built for long recordings: they survive a locked screen, an interrupted call and a flat battery. Plug in an external microphone and the difference in the transcript is immediate.
- Background recording — hours, not minutes
- External mic support: USB-C, Lightning, lavalier, field recorder
- Live level meter, so you know it's actually capturing
- Offline capture; uploads when you're back on wifi
Phone + external mic recording a talk
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Same engine, different job
We also made a karaoke machine.
The speech recognition and voice separation behind Storeo turned out to be very good at something else: pulling the vocals out of a song and writing the lyrics back, timed word by word. KStereo is that — a karaoke video from any track, built on the same stack, and it already works.
Family singing karaoke at home
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Friends with a mic at a party
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Colleagues at a work karaoke night
colleagues karaoke bar team night out singing
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Get in touch
Questions, partnerships, or an early look?
We read everything. For press, pilots with your university or company, or just to tell us what you'd record first.
Stop losing the good bits.
Storeo opens soon. Join the waitlist and we'll send one email when it does — with an invite, not a newsletter.