Vatis Tech

Vatis Tech is a Romanian speech technology company offering an API and platform that automatically converts audio and video files into text. Its speech-to-text technology addresses the growing need to transcribe large volumes of spoken content, such as media broadcasts, interviews, meetings, podcasts and call centre recordings, where manual transcription is slow and expensive. Organisations increasingly want searchable, analysable text from their audio assets to support editorial workflows, accessibility, compliance and analytics. Vatis Tech’s approach combines advanced automatic speech recognition models with developer-friendly tools, allowing businesses to integrate transcription into their own applications or use a web interface for direct uploads. The company has placed particular emphasis on supporting languages that are less well served by the largest global providers, including Romanian and other European languages, alongside widely spoken languages, which gives it relevance for regional media and enterprises.

Key capabilities include batch and real-time transcription, speaker diarisation to distinguish between speakers, automatic punctuation, timestamps and custom vocabulary support to improve accuracy for domain-specific terms. Additional features can include subtitle generation, keyword extraction and summarisation, depending on the product configuration. The API offers flexible integration options with documentation and SDKs, while a web-based editor allows users to review and correct transcripts. Integrations with media asset management systems, contact centre platforms and other business applications help embed transcription within existing workflows. The service is cloud-based, with attention to data security and European data protection requirements, and may offer deployment options for organisations with specific infrastructure needs. Vatis Tech is aimed at media and broadcasting companies, newsrooms, contact centres, legal and government organisations, educational institutions and software developers building voice-enabled products. Pricing is usage-based and starts from around EUR 5, typically for a quantity of audio processed; a free trial is available and there is no permanently free version of the service.