Junior cleans every transcript into something you'd actually want to read, then gives you a fast way to check the result.

What cleaning is

After a call is transcribed, Junior cleans the raw transcript into readable form:

  • For interviews, into clean question-and-answer blocks.
  • For meetings, into tidy meeting notes.

In both cases, cleaning removes filler and false starts and fixes obvious errors, so the transcript reads clearly instead of like a raw, word-for-word dump.

A raw transcript beside its cleaned question-and-answer version
Raw on the left, cleaned question-and-answer blocks on the right.

Reviewing a call

The review flow lets you step through the cleaned blocks one at a time and confirm they're right. For each block you can:

  • Approve it: mark it reviewed.
  • Delete it: remove it from the call.
  • Edit it: make any changes you want into the text.

As you go, blocks move from needs review to approved.

Review modes and controls

You can review in one of two modes:

  • All: step through every block.
  • Focus: make a focused pass through the blocks.

While reviewing, you can also merge and pin blocks, open a keyboard-shortcut panel, and open an export preview to see how the finished call will look.

Questions

Do I have to review every call?

No. Review is optional, but it improves accuracy — a human pass catches anything the automatic cleaning missed. A Needs review status means the call has been cleaned but not yet checked by a person; it doesn't mean anything is wrong.