Captions that don't break
Joined Arabic letters, correct direction, French mid-sentence.
English-first tools mangle Darija and code-switching. Sawtify transcribes, captions and rewrites your podcasts in the language and script your audience actually uses.
قال ليا c'est impossible, ولكن 3ndi l'solution
9al liya c'est impossible, walakin 3ndi l'solution
Detached letters, words in the wrong order, Darija "corrected" into MSA.
قال ليا c'est impossible, ولكن 3ndi l'solution
Joined glyphs, order kept, French mid-sentence. Exactly as it lands in the clip.
Audio, video, text or an article link. Transcription runs in the background.
Three to five passages with a hook, a reason and a score out of 10.
Vertical video with burned-in captions, plus posts in French, Darija and MSA.
Joined Arabic letters, correct direction, French mid-sentence.
Your clients write 3ndi and 7it. Pick the script per project; we convert both ways.
Ten to thirty past posts are enough, and a style profile you can read and correct.
One workspace and one voice per client. Client A never touches client B.
The AI reads the whole episode and proposes the moments that stand alone, with a score and a reason.
You are charged in your own currency: dirhams in Morocco, euros in Europe. Payment by card, secured by Polar; cancel any time. 20% off when paying yearly. Questions about plans? contact@veluxustech.com
Yes. Sawtify transcribes podcasts and videos in Moroccan Darija, French and Modern Standard Arabic, including when speakers switch languages mid-sentence. You correct the transcript online, then the captions are burned into vertical clips.
Yes: Arabic letters stay joined, right-to-left order is respected and French words mid-sentence stay in place. That is exactly where most automatic captioning tools break the line.
Yes. Pick Arabizi (3ndi, 7it, wach) or Arabic script (عندي، حيت، واش) for each client workspace, and convert any post from one script to the other in one click.
Upload the episode: the AI reads the transcript and suggests three to five strong moments, each with a hook title and a score. One click renders the captioned 9:16 vertical video, even for an audio-only episode.
LinkedIn posts, X threads, Instagram and TikTok captions, newsletters and blog summaries, in French, Darija, Modern Standard Arabic or English, in each client's brand voice.
Yes: one workspace per client, one brand voice per client, and one client's content never mixes with another's. The Starter plan is free to try.