Explore real, offline-first, fully structured transcriptions.
These demos show exactly how your data can be transformed into professional, audit-ready outputs – in your control, on your terms.
This video showcases exactly how our offline-first, structured transcription solution works in practice. See how each section is clearly organized, fully navigable, and designed for professional use—ideal for research, archiving, hearings, and education.
Experience the clarity and control of R2 Mechanics’ custom transcript templates—designed for real-world documentation needs.
“Label your transcripts with logo and title for clear archiving.”
Add a professional header to any offline transcript. Customize the title, logo, and striking cover image for consistent institutional branding and clear presentation.
“Summarize key points in a clear, citable format.”
Summarize key points in a clear, easy-to-read format. Ideal for research archives, teaching materials, or highlighting critical findings at a glance.
“Jump to topics instantly with an auto-generated index.”
Automatically create a linked index for long transcripts. Helps readers navigate directly to topics or sections, making large documents more accessible and usable.
“Keep track of complex dialogues and capture insights.”
Organize transcripts into chapters with speaker labels, images, and AI notes. Supports structured documentation for research, teaching, and archival clarity.
“Listen to audio directly in the document – offline and segmented.”
Embed a full-length media player plus mini-players for segments. Enables seamless listening, navigation, and review of offline transcripts with audio support.
“Save personal annotations and print research notes.”
Add flexible, editable notes areas to any transcript. Supports personal annotations, research highlights, and exportable, printable copies for study or sharing.
These real-world demos show exactly how R2 Mechanics outputs look in practice.
Explore structured, offline-first HTML pages with chapters, audio players, notes fields, and navigation links.
They demonstrate typical use cases for archives, research projects, and public documentation workflows.
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JFK Moon Speech (1962)
Classic single-speaker monologue with clear chapter headings, timestamps, and embedded audio.
Focus on historical speech preservation and audio restoration for archival publication.
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Apollo 11 Press Conference
Multi-speaker NASA press conference with technical content and overlapping dialogue.
Includes pre-processed audio with noise reduction, structured chapters, and integrated visual references.
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UAP Congressional Hearing (2024)
Full-length hearing with ~16 speakers, highly segmented structure, clickable chapter index, and integrated audio playback per segment.
Includes AI-generated notes, Stable Diffusion chapter images, and is designed for experts handling multi-hour archival material without technical limits.
Choose any demo to see real-world archival use cases in action.
Classic speech with chapter headings, timestamps, and embedded audio for archival publication.
Multi-speaker technical documentation with chapter structure and audio integration.
Full-length hearing with clickable chapter index, audio playback per segment, AI-generated notes, and Stable Diffusion chapter images.
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