Hintext — prompts you, before you lose the thread
Hintext writes down both sides of an online call as it happens, and offers a short prompt when the moment calls for one. You keep listening — it keeps the thread.
What it does
[Akapit] It transcribes both sides of the call in real time. When something worth a prompt goes by — a question you were just asked, an objection, a term nobody stopped to define — a short card appears beside the transcript. It proposes; you decide what to do with it.
It proposes. You decide.
What it does not do
- No audio recording is made. Only the text remains.
- Our servers never receive your audio — it goes from your browser straight to the transcription service.
- It does not assess anyone, does not analyse emotions, does not recognise voices.
- It is not built to be hidden. There is a sentence you can read to the other person, and if they would rather it were not there, you turn it off.
Where it helps
[Akapit] Not a job title — a situation. You are more likely to need it when the conversation is online, the stakes are yours, and you have a clear role in it.
- A workshop where you have to listen, write and ask the next question at once
- An interview where stress erases facts from your own CV
- A call in your second language, where one unfamiliar term takes the thread with it
- A meeting you will have to summarise afterwards
What it costs
You pay for hours of conversation. The cost counter is visible while you talk and the report afterwards is accurate to the cent — no "unlimited" with quiet throttling behind it.