EchoFox

About EchoFox

EchoFox is a transcription service that lives inside WhatsApp rather than in a web app, which is the entire point: the long voice messages people actually need transcribed arrive in WhatsApp, and asking someone to export a file to a browser is where every general-purpose tool loses. You add EchoFox as a WhatsApp contact and forward it a voice note; it returns a transcription and a summary in the same thread, with no context switch. It handles ninety or more languages with automatic detection, which suits the multilingual client conversations the product is pitched at, and makes transcripts searchable so a detail can be found without replaying an entire conversation. The privacy handling is stated concretely rather than vaguely: voice messages are not stored, transcriptions are encrypted, and transcripts are retained for twenty-four hours so they can be summarised and then deleted. Newer additions extend it beyond voice notes to audio files and video, with YouTube links listed as coming. Two tiers differ mainly by maximum audio length and monthly minutes, both offering unlimited messages and summaries, and both are billed monthly at a discount from the list rate. The vendor reports 700+ users and writes as a named founder.

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