HearThisUniversal audio intelligence
SPEECH & SOUND ANALYSIS

Listen to more than words.

Analyze spoken audio, podcasts, voice notes, meetings, environmental recordings, machinery and mixed sound. HearThis maps content, delivery, intelligibility and non-speech events into a timestamped report you can interrogate.

Private temporary audio Audio-grounded analysis No fake precision scores
WHAT YOU GET

Analysis that leads to a decision.

Speech-focused listening

Prioritize intelligibility, main points, delivery, tone and useful topic sections instead of forcing music-oriented metrics onto spoken content.

Environmental sound events

Use Soundscape mode to identify important non-speech sources, changes, anomalies, ambience and likely event transitions.

Timestamped section map

Navigate topic changes, notable moments or sound events from the report and jump the player directly to the corresponding time.

Goal-aware communication feedback

Ask for clearer pacing, a more professional tone, stronger engagement or easier comprehension and receive next actions tailored to that goal.

Audio-grounded follow-ups

Ask what happened around a timestamp, whether a sound repeats, how delivery changes, or which section is least clear and the agent re-listens before answering.

Private temporary processing

Uploaded analysis copies are kept private during processing and removed after the listening request; recent history stores structured report data, not the audio.

WORKFLOW

From audio file to useful next move.

1

Upload a permitted recording or capture microphone/shared audio directly in the workspace.

2

Choose Speech mode for spoken content or Soundscape mode for environmental and non-speech audio.

3

Optionally describe what you want to improve or investigate in the Analysis brief.

4

Use the timestamped report and follow-up Q&A to inspect the moments that matter.

QUESTIONS

What to know before analyzing.

LISTEN DEEPER

Turn a recording into an inspectable listening map.

Use timestamps, section maps, goal-aware feedback and follow-up listening to move from a long recording to the moments that actually need attention.

Analyze speech or sound