Sonix

What is Sonix?

Sonix is an AI-powered platform that turns audio and video into text. It handles transcription, translation, subtitling, and analysis in one place, supporting over 49 languages. The platform is designed to be fast, accurate, and affordable, serving both professionals and casual users who need to work efficiently with audio and video content.

Who created Sonix?

Sonix was founded by three people:

• Jamie Sutherland – CEO and Co-Founder, responsible for the company’s vision, strategy, and growth, with a focus on customer satisfaction.
• David Dat Nguyen – Co-Founder and Chief Experience Officer, leading product development, design, and go-to-market teams.
• Stephen Hopkins – Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, overseeing engineering and technology.

The team focuses on cloud-based solutions for working with audio and video content, prioritizing customer experience and collaboration.

What is Sonix used for?

Sonix covers the full workflow for audio and video content:

• Transcription – Automatically convert audio and video into text in over 49 languages.
• Translation – Translate content into more than 40 languages using automated translation engines.
• Subtitling – Generate automated subtitles to make videos more accessible and searchable.
• Summaries – Condense long discussions into quick, easy-to-understand summaries.
• AI analysis – Run analysis using custom prompts, including across entire folders of content at once.

Collaboration and workflow features

• Multi-user permissions and enterprise-grade security for team collaboration.
• Search across all your transcripts.
• A customizable media player for interactive content.
• Tools to create, organize, analyze, and share your work.
• Secure sharing and publishing of transcripts and audio/video files.
• Integrations with tools you already use, such as Zoom and Adobe Premiere, plus web conferencing platforms and video editing software.
• An API for building custom workflows.

Who is Sonix for?

Sonix suits anyone who regularly works with recorded audio or video: professionals who need fast, accurate transcripts, teams collaborating on media projects, and creators who want subtitles, translations, or summaries without manual effort.