Self Transcription
$20
year
Annual license with integrated player and editor, unlimited voice typing, keyboard shortcuts, foot-pedal support, text expansion, and playback loops. Includes a seven-day free trial.
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Transcribe by Wreally
Web-based transcription software combining automatic speech-to-text, dictation, manual transcription tools, and subtitle export.
Editorial overview
Aggregated Overview
The product combines automatic transcription, dictation, manual editing, playback controls, foot-pedal support, offline editing, and subtitle exports. Pricing is comparatively simple, while independent review evidence is limited to a small Trustpilot sample.
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Transcribe by Wreally Decision Snapshot
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Platforms
API, Firefox, Google Chrome, Linux, macOS, Microsoft Edge
TechZella assessment
8.0/10
Overview
Transcribe by Wreally is a browser-based transcription platform with two primary modes. Automatic Transcription converts uploaded audio or video into machine-generated text, while Self Transcription combines a media player, editor, dictation, keyboard shortcuts, and playback controls.
The service is designed for interviews, meetings, lectures, phone recordings, podcasts, research projects, and other spoken-audio workflows. Self Transcription can play local media without uploading it, while automatic processing requires media uploads to the service.
Transcribe by Wreally Pros & Cons
Pros
- Combines automatic transcription, dictation, and manual transcription in one web application.
- Low annual price for self-transcription tools.
- Supports foot pedals, playback loops, shortcuts, and text expansion.
- Provides DOC, TXT, SRT, and WebVTT export options.
- Offers a seven-day self-transcription trial and automatic previews.
Cons
- Automatic transcription has a separate usage charge beyond the annual license.
- Machine-generated accuracy varies with audio quality, accents, noise, and clarity.
- Self Transcription is primarily optimized for Chrome.
- No public API documentation was verified.
- Independent review coverage is sparse and mixed.
Transcribe by Wreally Pricing & Plans
Automatic Transcription
$20 + $6/hour
year plus usage
Requires the annual license and adds machine transcription, automatic timecodes, speaker identification, subtitle creation, and one-minute previews.
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$20/user
year
Centralized group licensing with administrator controls for assigning, revoking, and reusing user licenses. Automatic-transcription credits can be shared by the group.
Check current pricing →Pricing may change. Verify current plans on the vendor's website.
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Transcribe by Wreally Features
Automatic Transcription
- Machine transcription of uploaded audio and video
- Speaker identification
- Automatic timecodes
- One-minute previews
- Listed support for more than 80 automatic-transcription language variants
- Typical turnaround described as less than one hour
Self Transcription
- Integrated media player and text editor
- Unlimited voice typing and dictation
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Playback speed controls
- Automatic playback loops
- Browser-based auto-save
- Offline editor and media-player operation
Editing and Export
- In-app transcript editing
- DOC export
- TXT export
- SRT subtitle export
- WebVTT subtitle export
- Text expansion templates
Hardware and File Support
- Foot-pedal playback control
- Support for Infinity USB, Olympus, vPedal, and Philips foot pedals
- MP3, MP4, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC, MOV, OGG, WEBM, and WMA support
- YouTube video playback support for self transcription
Integrations and Access
- OneDrive upload option for automatic transcription
- Workflow guidance for Zoom recordings
- Browser-based access
- No publicly verified developer API
Transcribe by Wreally Specifications
| Deployment | Web application |
|---|---|
| Supported operating systems | Windows, macOS, Linux through supported browsers |
| Primary browser support | Google Chrome |
| Automatic transcription browsers | Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge |
| Self transcription browsers | Chrome primarily; recent Firefox and Safari reported to work with many features |
| Automatic transcription pricing | $6 per hour plus $20 annual license |
| Self transcription pricing | $20 per user annually |
| Free trial | Seven days for Self Transcription |
| Automatic preview | One-minute previews; terms page states 30 previews during trial |
| Integrations | OneDrive upload; Zoom, Teams, Skype, and YouTube workflows documented |
| API | No public API documentation verified |
| Audio and video input | MP3, MP4, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC, MOV, OGG, WEBM, WMA, and additional listed formats |
| Subtitle output | SRT and WebVTT |
| Data handling | Self-transcription typed text remains in browser storage; automatic transcription requires uploaded media |
Our evidence-based assessment
TechZella Score
A proprietary editorial score based on product capabilities, usability, value, performance, support and user sentiment evidence.
8.0/10Moderate confidence
The product combines automatic transcription, dictation, manual editing, playback controls, foot-pedal support, offline editing, and subtitle exports. Pricing is comparatively simple, while independent review evidence is limited to a small Trustpilot sample.
Methodology v1.0. The assessment weighs feature coverage (25%), ease of use (15%), value for money (20%), performance (15%), support (10%) and user sentiment (15%), using researched product evidence and verified review evidence where available. It is a TechZella editorial assessment, not a direct user-review average.
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FAQ
Does Transcribe by Wreally offer a free trial?
Yes. Self Transcription has a seven-day free trial with access to its self-transcription features. Automatic Transcription also provides one-minute previews, and the terms page states that trial users receive 30 one-minute previews during the seven-day period.
Is there an API?
No public developer API was verified in the official product, pricing, or help documentation reviewed for this profile.
What platforms does it support?
Transcribe is delivered as a web application. Self Transcription is primarily supported in Google Chrome on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Automatic transcription supports Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. The vendor reports that many features also work in recent Safari versions.
Does it integrate with OneDrive?
Yes. The vendor documents uploading automatic-transcription files from OneDrive. This is an upload option rather than a broad, verified integration marketplace.
Can it create subtitles?
Yes. Automatic transcripts can be exported in SRT and WebVTT subtitle formats.
How private is the self-transcription workflow?
The vendor states that self-transcription audio is played from the user’s computer and typed text is stored in browser storage. Dictation sends voice samples to external servers, and automatic transcription requires uploaded media.