Changelog

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August 31, 2026

Record live and watch the transcript write itself

New: Live transcription. Hit record and get a speaker-tagged transcript as you talk — no file to upload, no waiting for it to process afterward.
Runs entirely on your device: speech recognition and speaker detection both happen right in your browser, and nothing but the transcript reaches Framewrite unless you choose to save the recording too.
When you stop, it's a document like any other — rename speakers, get an AI summary, export to Markdown/Word/PDF, or share a link, exactly like an uploaded audio transcript.

August 14, 2026

New: Video Gen. Upload a voiceover or podcast and Framewrite builds a video around it — a matched stock visual (or a clean gradient card when nothing fits) for every scene, an on-screen headline for each one, and your full narration burned in as captions.
Review every scene before it renders: edit any headline, or swap in a different visual, all before the final video gets put together.

August 10, 2026

We'll email you the moment your video or audio finishes processing -- or if something went wrong, so you're never left wondering.
Every finished document now renders right on the page, images and all, so you can see the result before choosing a format to download.
Turn on a public link for any finished document and anyone can view it -- no login, no download required.

August 3, 2026

Got a video sitting on YouTube? Drop the link in instead of downloading and re-uploading the file yourself — Framewrite pulls it in directly and hands back the same transcript, speaker labels, and formatted document.

July 26, 2026

Audio transcripts now identify every speaker automatically. Give them real names once, and it shows up everywhere — the document, the JSON export, and a live, color-coded transcript view that shows who's talking and for how long.
Every transcript also opens with a short, AI-written summary, so you know what was said before you read a single line of the full thing.

July 25, 2026

Connect your Google Drive once, then save any generated document there in a single click — fully organized in its own folder, no manual downloads.