Tinrec is an AI meeting recording assistant for people who need meeting and interview recordings turned into transcripts, minutes, action items and shareable documents, with multilingual transcription and translation support.
Tinrec: An AI Meeting Recording Assistant That Turns Conversations into Deliverables
Tinrec is an AI meeting recording assistant built to turn what people say into working outputs such as plans and reports. It records conversations live or ingests the audio and video you upload, then organises transcripts, summaries and action items on its own. Because it keeps earlier conversations and related documents in context, you can keep asking questions, sort out information and draft content without repeating the background every time.
Main capabilities
- Live recording to text: record or upload audio to generate a transcript, with official material citing accuracy of up to 98 percent.
- AI minutes: core conclusions, per-speaker summaries and suggested actions are extracted automatically.
- Action item extraction: planned items are pulled out of the recording so they are easy to follow up afterwards.
- Multilingual recognition and translation: real-time transcription and translation across Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, Cantonese and Taiwanese Mandarin, including side-by-side Chinese and English minutes.
- Video link parsing: content from Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Bilibili, YouTube and similar platforms can be extracted and summarised.
- Media file transcription: local audio and video files can be uploaded, with support for common professional audio formats.
- Multi-format export: transcripts, minutes, action items and original audio can be exported to Word, Excel and PDF.
- In-depth AI conversation: ask follow-up questions about meeting content, with a deeper reasoning mode to help organise it.
- Meeting platform recording: records Tencent Meeting, DingTalk Meeting and Feishu meetings.
- Multi-device sync: available on iOS, Android, iPad, web and desktop, syncing in the cloud in real time.
How to use it
- Visit the official site at https://tinrec.com/ and create an account with the register or login option.
- Download the iOS, Android or desktop client for your device, or use the web version directly.
- Choose your input: live recording, uploading a local audio or video file, or pasting a video platform link.
- Start the transcription; the system detects the language and produces the transcript.
- Generate meeting minutes with core conclusions, per-speaker summaries and action items.
- Follow up with AI about details, or have it draft a deliverable document from the recording.
- Export transcripts, minutes and action items to Word, Excel or PDF, or sync them to a team space.
Where it fits
- Business meeting records: turns recordings from Tencent Meeting, DingTalk and Feishu into transcripts, minutes, speaker summaries and action lists, easing slow post-meeting processing and hard-to-trace decisions.
- Customer interviews and requirement confirmation: converts long conversations into transcripts and action items so agreed details stay verifiable and disputes are less likely.
- Cross-language business communication: with transcription and translation across several languages, meetings across regions can be followed live and turned into side-by-side minutes.
- Media and content work: extracts video content from social and video platforms and produces transcripts and AI summaries, helping writers pull out key points quickly.
- Professional case notes: useful for legal interviews, counselling and medical discussions, producing a transcript and summary right after the session for later tracking.
Limits and cautions
- The 98 percent accuracy figure and the claim of cutting admin time by 90 percent come from official promotional material; real results depend on audio quality, number of speakers and overlapping speech, so key conclusions still need manual checking.
- The material states it is powered by several mainstream large models; summary quality can differ between features, so anything affecting decisions deserves a human review.
- The knowledge base and long-term memory are built on what you upload continuously, so you should confirm compliance and retention rules yourself when handling sensitive meetings.
- Video link parsing depends on third-party platform content, so links that expire or are restricted may not be parsed.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Tinrec suitable for?
It suits people who record and reuse conversations often: business meetings, customer interviews, cross-language business calls, media and content work, and professional case notes such as legal interviews, counselling sessions and medical discussions.
Which languages does Tinrec support?
The official material lists Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, Cantonese and Taiwanese Mandarin for real-time transcription and translation, including side-by-side Chinese and English minutes.
What can Tinrec produce from a recording?
It can generate transcripts, meeting minutes, per-speaker summaries and action item lists, let you ask follow-up questions about the content or draft a deliverable document, and export everything to Word, Excel or PDF.
