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Interview · Sep 12Simulated demo

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Today: why customers stop after the first week.
Many said they didn't know where to start. First setup is a lot.
Even after setup, no idea what to do next.
I like the fast summary. No note-taking.
But finding the pricing part means listening again.
Would be great to search without re-listening.
The team also wants to connect other tools.

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Transcript

Today: why customers stop after the first week.
Many said they didn't know where to start. First setup is a lot.
Even after setup, no idea what to do next.
I like the fast summary. No note-taking.
But finding the pricing part means listening again.
Would be great to search without re-listening.
The team also wants to connect other tools.

Answer

  • 0:34The first setup step is too much
  • 1:08After setup, they don't know what to do next
  • 2:40They want to search back without re-listening
How it works, illustrated · sample data

Record once, use it in different ways

Three common situations, and what ModeNote sends back in each

The meeting ends, and you start from a summary

Record during the meeting. When it ends, you get a summary of what was discussed with a list of next steps. Read it over, edit it, and carry on into your report. No blank page.

You get: A summary and a list of next steps

After a design team meeting

Sample data

Summary

The team agreed to push the settings page release to next week, to wait for test results on offline audio upload.

Next steps

  • Re-test audio upload with the connection dropped
  • Fix the notification wording on the settings page
  • Schedule another review on Thursday

User interviews: ask back, then listen to what they said

No need to listen through a whole hour to find one sentence. Ask what you want to know and get an answer with the moment the user actually said it. Click the time to hear it, so you can quote them with confidence.

You get: An answer, with times you can go back and listen to

User interview, participant 4

Sample data

Where do users get stuck when they start?

Answer cited from these moments

  • Couldn't find the record button the first time03:12
  • Wasn't sure if it was recording or had stopped11:45

Think out loud alone, then come back when you need it

Say your ideas as they come, no need to organize first. Later, ask what you said about a topic and jump to that moment.

You get: Suggested questions to tap, and answers that say when you said it

App idea voice notes

Sample data

What did I think about pricing back then?

Answer cited from these moments

  • Start free, then charge by the hours recorded07:30

Suggested questions

  • Which ideas haven't I followed up on?
  • Summarize the main points

ModeNote transcribes Thai speech first. Quality depends on your audio and microphone. Check the summary every time before you use it.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about ModeNote

Does ModeNote handle Thai mixed with English?

Transcription is mainly Thai, and mixed English is supported to the extent the transcription provider can handle it. Quality depends on your audio and microphone. For now there are limits with specialist terms and fast switching between the two languages.

Is my audio data safe?

Data is sent over HTTPS, and the audio you record is sent to an external transcription provider for processing. ModeNote is still an experimental project, so don't use it for highly confidential recordings.

What happens if the internet drops while recording?

ModeNote keeps the audio in your browser first, then uploads it when you're back online. If you close the tab or browser before the upload finishes, that part of the audio may still be stuck on your device.

Can I go back and listen to the exact moment something was said?

Yes. On each recording's page, click a line in the transcript, or click a time shown in an answer, to play the audio at that point.

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