Every note becomes a record
A voice note that would have scrolled out of a group chat becomes a dated, titled transcript with the speaker named. Six months later it is still there when someone asks what the inspector said.
For operations
Fifty end-of-shift voice notes, one status by morning.
Site supervisors, drivers, agents and franchisees report by voice because their hands are busy. Saylo turns those recordings into titled, dated transcripts and pulls out the requests, risks and follow-ups, so the person reading does not have to listen to all of them.
Voice note · end of shift · 1 min 55 sSpoken in Spanish
00:05MarcoTerminamos el segundo piso. La grúa llega mañana a las siete, necesito dos personas más.
00:38MarcoEl inspector pasó y pidió el certificado del andamio, lo mando por foto.
01:10MarcoFaltan tornillos de doce, ya pedí a la ferretería.
Ask this recording
What does Marco need for tomorrow?
Two more workers for the crane arriving at seven, the scaffold certificate requested by the inspector, and the twelve-millimetre bolts he has already ordered.
Marco · 00:05Requests and risks pulled out for you
One-click briefs list what was asked for, what is at risk and what needs a follow-up, with the minute mark. Reading fifty notes becomes scanning fifty short lists.
Crews that speak different languages
A crew leader reporting in Spanish and a driver reporting in Arabic land in the same account, each transcribed in their language. Ask in yours.
Pay per hour, not per supervisor
Two-minute notes add up slowly. A month of daily reports from a site is a couple of hours of audio. Buy hours, not seats.
Before you upload
Questions from operations teams
Every transcript exports as TXT, SRT, VTT or Markdown. A public API is not available yet; if you need one, tell us what it should do.
Judge it on last week’s voice notes.
Thirty minutes free, no card, no plan. Forward three notes from your team and read them before you decide anything.