LexCat is an AI-powered bilingual reading tool for audio, video, and documents. Unlike traditional transcription apps, it doesn't stop at speech-to-text. LexCat automatically generates sentence-by-sentence translations, AI summaries, and key insights in one workspace. Import a lecture, podcast, meeting, or video and instantly get a structured bilingual transcript that's easy to read, search, and save.
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I built LexCat because I constantly struggled with foreign-language content—podcasts, lectures, interviews, videos, long articles, and documents. Existing tools could transcribe or translate, but they rarely helped me actually understand and learn from the content.
I wanted a tool that could turn any audio, video, document, or text into a bilingual reading experience. That's why LexCat combines transcription, translation, AI summaries, and key insights in one place. Whether it's a recording, a video, a PDF, or plain text, LexCat helps you read, understand, and save knowledge faster.
During development, the product evolved from a simple transcription tool into an AI-powered understanding tool. I realized that users don't just want text—they want context, explanations, and a faster way to absorb information.
This is still the beginning, and I'd love to hear your feedback, ideas, and feature requests. Thanks for checking out LexCat! 🚀
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One thing I'd love to see is the ability to export bilingual transcripts as Anki or CSV flashcards directly from a selected sentence, so I can turn tricky vocabulary from lectures into quick review decks without copy-pasting everything by hand.
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The sentence-by-sentence translation layout looks like a really thoughtful touch. Most tools dump everything into one block, so actually having each line paired for easy comparison is a smart UX move.
One thing I'd love to see is the ability to export bilingual transcripts as Anki or CSV flashcards directly from a selected sentence, so I can turn tricky vocabulary from lectures into quick review decks without copy-pasting everything by hand.
The sentence-by-sentence translation layout looks like a really thoughtful touch. Most tools dump everything into one block, so actually having each line paired for easy comparison is a smart UX move.