Three models, one subscription
Turbo (Whisper-turbo on Groq) for clean audio. Pro (Whisper v3) for accents. Studio (ElevenLabs Scribe v2) for messy, multi-speaker, or field recordings. Pick per file — TurboScribe only runs Whisper.
Typist vs TurboScribe
One engine, or three?
TurboScribe runs Whisper, period. Typist lets you pick: Turbo (Whisper-turbo on Groq, ~200× real-time), Pro (Whisper v3, stronger on accents), or Studio (ElevenLabs Scribe v2, best on hard audio).
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How we differ
Three things Typist does that TurboScribe doesn't.
Studio isn’t Whisper
Studio runs ElevenLabs Scribe v2 — a different model architecture that's state-of-the-art on noisy rooms, crosstalk, and accented speech. TurboScribe hits Whisper's ceiling and stops.
Turbo runs on Groq
Clean audio? Turbo transcribes it in ~30 seconds per hour on Groq's LPU infrastructure. TurboScribe runs Whisper on standard cloud GPUs — a different speed class on the same model family.
What you get
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Studio model
ElevenLabs Scribe v2, best on noisy and multi-speaker audio.
Pro model
Groq Whisper v3, stronger accent handling.
Turbo model
Groq-backed Whisper-turbo, ~200× real-time.
Speaker labels
Automatic speaker identification on Studio.
Noise removal
Built-in audio cleanup on Studio.
99+ languages
Whisper-backed multilingual transcription.
5 GB per file
Multi-hour recordings on Pro and Studio.
Unlimited retention
Keep your transcripts forever on Pro and up.
DOCX, PDF, SRT, TXT exports
Download in every common format.
Inside Typist
Your transcripts, organized
Clean dashboard with progress tracking, model selection, and one-click record. Drag in a file, or capture in-browser.
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Who it's for
Pick Typist if…
- Your audio is messy — accents, crosstalk, field recordings, noisy rooms.
- You want to pick a different engine per file, not be stuck on one model.
- You need speaker labels on interviews, panels, or podcasts.
- You care more about accuracy on hard audio than raw volume of clean audio.
- You want 99+ languages without paying per-seat or per-minute.
- You want a tool that ships new models, not one stuck on the same engine forever.
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