SaysHere

Try the demo

How to open the SaysHere app as a guest for a few minutes, what it holds while you try it, and what it keeps.

On this page
  1. What the demo is
  2. How it starts
  3. What is kept
  4. When it ends
  5. What a free account adds

What the demo is

The demo is the SaysHere app itself. You enter it as a guest for five minutes, inside Sample team, a workspace made for the demo. Listen works as it does in an account: press Start listening, talk, and read the live transcript as it is heard.

How it starts

Press Enter the app now on the home page or at sayshere.com/demo. You go straight into the app, with nothing to fill in. Your five minutes start at that press and run across every page of the app you open; the chip in the header counts them down. Each network has three demos a day, which come back at midnight UTC.

What is kept

Your audio passes through our server on its way to OpenAI, or to Deepgram if OpenAI fails, to be turned into text. Nothing you say or write in the demo is kept when it ends. SaysHere keeps a record that a demo ran and for how long, and today's count for your network under a code it deletes after two days.

When it ends

The demo ends when its time runs out, or when you press End demo in the panel the chip opens. The end says how many demos your network has left today, and Enter the app again starts another while one is left.

What a free account adds

A free account keeps your own notes and gives you two hours of listening a month, and it needs no payment. Press Create a free account in the header or at the end; the demo ends there and the sign-in page opens.