Revoldiv

Revoldiv is an audio editing tool that transcribes audio and video, then edit the recording by editing text. Revoldiv transcribes audio and video with word-level timing, then lets users edit the recording by editing the text. It adds filler word cleanup, chapters, comments, audiograms and exports to MP3, MP4, TXT, SRT and VTT.

Revoldiv is a browser-based transcription workspace built on one idea: the transcript is the editor. A user drops in an audio or video file (up to 300 MB and two hours long) or searches for a podcast episode and transcribes it directly. The result is a transcript with word-level timing, so every word links back to the exact moment in the recording. From there the transcript doubles as an editing surface. Correcting a word or deleting a passage changes the underlying media, which makes it practical for trimming interviews, podcasts and talks without opening a traditional timeline editor. A search function finds any word across the recording, and a filler word tool locates "um," "uh" and similar fragments so they can be removed in bulk. The interface also shows confidence levels for the recognized text, speaker detection, and detection of non-speech events such as cheers and applause. Collaboration and output are covered as well. Projects and individual selected moments can be shared through links, comments let teammates reply to each other on specific passages, and chapter markers make long recordings easier to navigate. A highlighted moment can become an audiogram for social media, and exports include MP3, MP4, TXT, SRT and VTT for audio, video, text and subtitles. A Chrome extension sends supported media from a page straight into the workspace. Revoldiv suits podcasters, interviewers, journalists, educators and small content teams who want transcription and light editing in one place. The site also lists Enterprise and Developers pages for larger or programmatic use. Compared with pure transcription services that stop at a text file, the edit-through-text approach puts it closer to transcript-driven editors, though it is lighter than a full audio or video production suite. The site notes support for Chrome and Firefox, files under two hours, and editing on non-mobile devices only.