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Site map: review access, data, and support rules for Vibe2Text.
Site map
Public page map
All workflows, formats, guides, and trust pages.
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Review tools
Site map: review access, data, and support rules for Vibe2Text.
Useful exports
Site map: review access, data, and support rules for Vibe2Text.
Team-ready text
Site map: review access, data, and support rules for Vibe2Text.
Built for people who work from recordings
Teams
Turn meeting recordings into notes and follow-up text.
Researchers
Review interviews with speakers, timestamps, and search.
Creators
Make transcript text for captions, posts, and show notes.
Students
Convert lectures and webinars into study material.
In depth
Why a map matters when there's already a menu
A menu shows where the developers decided to send you first. The public page map of Vibe2Text shows everything at once: which file formats are covered, which scenarios are described, where the guides live and where the trust section on security and privacy sits. Those are different tasks. When you know exactly what you're after — does my format work, how do I make subtitles, where do I read about storage — the map is shorter than any search: one glance and you're on the right page. It especially helps a team where everyone has their own question: an engineer looks for the API, a lawyer for privacy, a marketer for webinars, each needing their own branch, not a shared homepage.
How the sections are arranged and where to look
Format and source pages answer whether the service will take your recording: audio, video, specific containers and platforms. The features section is about what the product can do: speaker diarization, timecodes, the editor with playback, chat over the transcript, summaries and tasks, smart reports, knowledge bases, export to DOCX, SRT, VTT, TXT, JSON. Scenarios show the product in action: interviews, meetings, webinars, calls. Guides walk you step by step to a result. And the trust section — security, privacy, data processing, terms — answers questions of access, storage on servers in Russia and deletion. Assemble your own route from these branches for a specific task.
How to use the map without extra clicks
Start from the recording source: first make sure the format and upload method — file or link — are supported, and only then dive into features. If you handle sensitive material, open the trust section before uploading the first file: access and storage rules are easier to learn before, not after. Before a complex task — subtitles, a team flow, an integration — check the guides, where the path is laid out step by step. And keep the map at hand as a point of return: closed one question, came back, took the next. That way you don't hop between random pages but follow a route you assembled for your real task.
More workflows
Pick a recording type, format, or workflow.
Transcription questions
What does the public page map of Vibe2Text show?
The whole structure of the public site at once: format and source pages, the features section, use-case scenarios, guides and the trust section on security and privacy. The menu leads along the main paths, while the map gives the full picture so you quickly reach the right branch for a specific question.
Where should I start navigating as a newcomer?
Start from the recording source: check whether your format and upload method — file or link — are supported. Then look at features to see what the product does with the text. If your material is sensitive, open the trust section before the first upload rather than after it.
Where can I read about security and storage?
In the trust section: pages on security, privacy, data processing, terms and confidentiality. In brief: transit over TLS, storage on servers in Russia, access only for account members and one-click deletion. The details of each topic live on a dedicated page of the section.
How does a team find the section for each role?
Assemble a route by role: for an engineer, API and integration pages; for a lawyer, privacy and data processing; for an editor, subtitles and export; for a marketer, webinar scenarios. Each needs their own branch of the map, not a shared homepage, so go from the question, not the menu.
Is it free to try after I find the right page?
Yes, the start is free and no card is needed. Found a fitting scenario or format — upload a recording by file or link and get a transcript with diarization, the editor and export. The map helps pick an entry point, and from there you work with your own real recording right away.
What if the page I need isn't on the map?
Check neighboring branches: the answer is often nearby — a format under sources, capturing a recording in the guides, an access question in trust. If the scenario is rare or team-scale, it's easier to discuss it separately via the Contact page, describing your task in words and the result formats you need.
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