Transcript search
Find what was said, who said it, and when.Overview
Transcript search lets you search across every spoken word from public company events. Instantly find where a topic was mentioned, who said it, and in what context – across earnings calls, capital markets days, investor conferences, and more.Every result is sourced from first-party transcripts and fully time-aligned with the original audio, so you can move seamlessly between text and voice.Use keyword search to find an exact phrase, or semantic search to find every passage on a topic, however it was worded.
Search by meaning
Management rarely describes a topic in the exact words you would search for. Semantic search reads for meaning, so it finds the passages that discuss what you are looking for, however they were phrased.Open any transcript and search by topic. Matching passages are highlighted instantly, with no prompt to write and no waiting for an AI answer to generate.
Enter a keyword
Type any keyword or phrase into the search field. This can be a KPI, strategic initiative, competitor, regulatory topic, or market trend. Use quotation marks to search for exact phrases when nuance matters.Refine and filter
Narrow results by company, watchlist, industry, event type, or date range. Start with a broad search across the market, then focus in on specific industries, peer groups, or reporting periods.Filters can be combined to match your exact research question, whether you're tracking guidance language, capital allocation commentary, or changes in tone over time.
See who said what, and when
Results show the exact paragraph where the keyword appears, along with speaker attribution, event type, company, and date. This makes it easy to understand not just what was said, but who said it and when.Switch seamlessly between text and audio
From any search result, move instantly between reading and listening with one click. Start audio playback from the exact sentence where the keyword appears, or scroll through the transcript while the audio stays perfectly in sync.This makes it easy to validate statements, capture nuance, and avoid misinterpretation.