A browser-local first-pass review tool for SRT and VTT files. Inspect suspicious timeline and text regions, then export a review artifact. It does not guess the intended words or replace source review.
I built ASR Drift Lab because subtitle QA is often either a full manual reread or blind trust in a successful export. It flags structural regions worth checking while keeping the editorial decision with the person who has the audio or source transcript. It is self-serve, USD 39 once, and does not require a sales call. Which subtitle failure costs you the most review time: drift, missing spans, repetition, or abrupt truncation?