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Accessibility

Accessibility starts with the transcript, not the upload button.

Captions, searchable transcripts, sidecar files, rendered videos, and accessible archives all depend on timing and review. VoxNotch keeps those pieces together so accessibility work is visible instead of bolted on after publishing.

Base layer
High-quality timed transcription
Outputs
Transcript, SRT, VTT, rendered captions
Review
Cue text, timing, readability, archive search
Automation
Recipes, webhooks, repeatable publishing

Timed transcript, caption files, rendered video, and archive search in one workflow.

Proof

The accessibility path has four jobs.

  1. Make speech readable

    Transcription should preserve enough timing and speaker context to support correction, search, and citation.

  2. Make video understandable muted

    Caption cues need review for words, timing, line length, placement, and rendered readability.

  3. Make files portable

    SRT and VTT exports matter because many destinations still need sidecar caption files.

  4. Make the archive searchable

    Accessibility is also retrieval: transcripts, notes, tags, and collections help people find the moment later.

Accessibility buyer paths.

Accessible video generationGenerate reviewed caption files and rendered accessible video variants from timed transcription.Follow pathCaption generatorTurn private transcription into caption cues, SRT/VTT files, and rendered captions.Follow pathSearchable recording archiveKeep transcripts, notes, tags, and collections available after publishing.Follow pathPrivate captioningReview the custody and export path before sensitive media enters a caption workflow.Follow path

Start with one video that needs real captions.

Use a short clip to prove transcript timing, caption review, sidecar export, rendered captions, and the archive record.

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