Drop a reel, pick your language, and get captions written the way your audience actually reads: Telugu in Roman letters, English words kept English, every word lighting up exactly when it's spoken.
Not textbook transliteration. "nidra vachestadi", "bahut khaas hai": the casual spelling people use in chats, with English loanwords kept in English.
Every word carries its own start and end time. Captions break at pauses and full stops, never mid-thought, and the active word highlights as it's said.
Bold boxes, karaoke fills, neon glow, clean pills, serif story. Change colours, size and position, then export MP4 or SRT straight from the browser.
Everything runs in your browser except the speech recognition itself.
No card to begin. Sign in and your captions, styles and trims follow you to any device.
Prices in Indian rupees. The Day Pass lasts 24 hours; Creator and Pro run for 30 days. Payments are handled by Razorpay; AvoraCap never sees your card details. Paid plans are being switched on now — sign in and you will see them in the editor the moment they are live.
Yes. Every device gets 15 free minutes of transcription a day, and you do not need an account to use it. Signing in is free too and keeps your projects. Paid plans add more minutes and longer clips; every template, the auto trim and all export formats are included on every plan.
No. You can caption and export without one. An account gives you your own allowance instead of a per-device one, and saves your captions so you can open the same video on your phone and carry on.
Nowhere. The video stays on your device. The browser extracts a compressed audio track and sends only that to the speech engine. Captions are saved in your browser so you can come back to the same file.
Speech recognition runs on a model trained on Telugu, Hindi, Tamil and Kannada speech; word timing is accurate to a few milliseconds. Romanisation is done by a language model that follows the spelling conventions of Indian social media. You can fix any word inline.
Chrome and Edge on desktop are best. MP4 export needs a browser with WebCodecs (Chrome, Edge, Safari 17+). SRT export works everywhere.