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Turn video into documents.
Upload a video, get back an organized document with the right images in place. Then put your documents to work with AI agents that use tools and remember past conversations. Pay-as-you-go, no subscription.
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Real videos, turned into real documents
New Choose your output
One video. Four ways to use it.
Pick what you want out of a recording when you upload it: the full document, quick notes, a study guide, or a deeper research report. Same video, same pay-as-you-go pricing.
Full document
A complete, organized document with headings and the right slides, diagrams and tables dropped in.
$1.00/hour
Concise notes
Short bullet notes, each linked back to the moment in the video, with further reading from the web.
$1.00/hour
See an example
From a webinar on going solar
Sizing a system
• Typical home system is 5–8 kW, roughly 14–20 panels (3:12)
• South-facing roofs are best; east/west lose ~15% (6:40)
• Size to last year’s usage, not the roof (8:05)
Study guide
A summary, key concepts with definitions, and review questions with answers.
$1.00/hour
See an example
From a webinar on going solar
Key concepts
Net metering: a billing arrangement that credits you for power your panels send back to the grid.
Q: Why size a system to annual usage rather than the roof?
A: Oversizing means exporting power that may be credited at a lower rate.
Deeper research
The topics from your video researched on the web, written up as a report with cited sources. You choose the topics first.
$2.00/hour
See an example
From a webinar on going solar
Net metering rules
From the video: Excess power goes back to the grid for a bill credit.
Several states have moved to “net billing,” where exports are credited at a lower, time-varying rate -- check your utility’s current tariff.
Sources: energy.gov, dsireusa.org
Preview Meetings
Send a notetaker to your next meeting.
No more typing up the call afterwards. Paste a link, let the notetaker sit in, and Framewrite turns the recording into notes: what was said, what was decided, and who owes what.
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Paste a meeting link
Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams. Framewrite sends a notetaker bot into the call under its own name.
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Admit the notetaker
It joins like any other participant (you may need to let it in from the waiting room) and records the audio. Stop it any time.
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Get your notes by email
A speaker-labelled transcript with a summary, the decisions made, and action items with owners, as a document you can download or chat with.
Meetings is a preview. It's new, access is limited while we test it, and it can have rough edges. Sign in, open Meetings, and request access — we'll turn it on for your account. $1.00 per hour of meeting, same pay-as-you-go wallet. You're responsible for telling attendees the meeting is being recorded.
Request preview access →New AI agents
Turn your recordings into an agent that works for you.
Build an agent from your finished documents, choose its tools and skills, and chat with it. It remembers earlier conversations, so it gets more useful the more you use it.
Knowledge base
Pick the documents your agent knows. They stay in the agent even after the originals expire.
Tools
Search your documents, search the web, read a web page, research a topic, email you the result, or save it to Google Drive.
Memory
Start a new conversation and the agent remembers what mattered from the last one. You can see it and clear it any time.
Skills
Add a ready-made skill, like a meeting summarizer (decisions, action items, owners) or a study guide with a quiz.
How it works
Point Framewrite at a recording. Get back exactly the document you need.
A real document, not a transcript dump
Organized headings, the right slides and diagrams dropped in, and a review step before anything gets finalized.
Speaker-tagged transcripts, live or uploaded
Every speaker identified and named, with an AI summary up top. Upload a file, or hit record and watch it transcribe as you talk — entirely on your device.
Upload a file, or just paste a YouTube link
No editing, no timestamps to hunt down, no download required either.
Export, share, or send to Drive
Markdown, Word, or PDF — plus a public link or straight to Google Drive.
Pay only for what you convert
No subscription, no plans — billed by the hour.
Ask your document questions
Enable chat on any finished document and get answers grounded in it — each one points back to the exact moment in your recording, so you can replay it and confirm.
Pricing
Simple, pay-as-you-go pricing
No subscriptions, no plans. Billed exactly proportional to length — pay only for what you convert.
Sign up and get a free credit worth 10 minutes of video processing — no card required.
Video
$1.00/hour
Full pipeline — transcript, the right slides/diagrams pulled out, and a real composed document. Concise notes and study guides are the same price.
Research
$2.00/hour
Deeper research — the topics in your video researched on the web, with a report that cites its sources.
Audio
$0.40/hour
Verbatim, speaker-tagged transcript only — from an upload or a live recording, priced the same either way.
FAQ
Questions people ask before trying it
What are AI agents?
An agent is a chat assistant you build from your own finished documents. You choose which documents it knows, which tools it can use (search your documents, search the web, read a web page, research a topic, email you a result, or save it to Google Drive), and optional skills like a meeting summarizer or study guide. It remembers what mattered from earlier conversations. Agents are free while they're in testing.
How much does it cost?
$1.00/hour for video (full pipeline: transcript, slides/diagrams pulled out, and a real composed document; concise notes and study guides cost the same), $2.00/hour for deeper research reports (which include web search), and $0.40/hour for audio-only (verbatim, speaker-tagged transcript, no document composition — live recordings included). No subscription, no plans — billed exactly proportional to length.
Do I need to add money right away?
No. Every new account gets a free credit good for 10 minutes of video processing (or the audio equivalent) as soon as you sign up, so you can try it before adding funds.
What happens to my file afterward?
Your documents are kept for 7 days after processing so you can download them, then the file is deleted — your job history and billing record stay, as part of your account.
What file types can I upload?
Video: .mp4, .mov, .mkv, .webm, .avi, .m4v. Audio: .mp3, .wav, .m4a, .aac, .flac, .ogg, .wma. Or skip the upload entirely — paste a YouTube link, or just hit record and talk.
How accurate is it?
Quality depends on audio clarity and how much cross-talk there is. The best way to check for your own use case is to sign up and run a short clip using your free signup credit before trusting it for something longer.
Pay-as-you-go — no subscription
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