Welcome to Amberscript!

We help to avoid the costs and pain of manually transforming interviews, meetings, television shows, and other audio and video to texts and subtitles. 

Communication is key. It’s what helps us make sense of things and people. It’s how we exchange and process information. Communication is what makes the world go round. With our analog and the digital world becoming increasingly intertwined, it requires us to build bridges between the two. To prevent the loss of information and the exclusion of certain groups in society.

 Our answer is a unique combination of three disciplines: developers who implement innovative technologies, linguists who untangle the complexities of language, and scientists who discover the latest AI developments.

By making the power of language accessible to everyone, we aim to bring the world closer together.

We chose our timing carefully. As speech-recognition technology matured, more use cases opened up to implement this technology.

Despite this development, there was still a prevalent gap. Because speech recognition becomes more accurate when trained in a specific language, accent, or domain. But this was not yet the case. Until Amberscript appeared on stage.

Our first product was the world’s most accurate speech-to-text engine in Dutch. An online tool that converts audio into an editable text file, which is still a foundational element in our current product range.

In late 2018, we made manual transcription and subtitling services available. In combination with technology, transcribers remove any errors from transcribed text to reach >99% accuracy.

In 2019 we launched Europe’s first speech recognition engine, made specifically for political debates.

In 2020, we captioned Germany’s first political debate in real-time and launched our subtitle editor.