How speaker diarization turns audio into a conversation

June 14, 2026

A plain transcript is a wall of text. For an interview or meeting, that’s only half the answer — you also need to know who said what.

Speaker diarization is the automatic process of separating a recording into distinct speakers. Hushscript runs it on every transcript and lays the result out as a dialog — Speaker A, Speaker B — that you can relabel with real names in one click.

The result reads like the conversation it actually was, and it’s ready to quote, summarize, or caption.