Every UN meeting, transcribed and briefed in minutes.

Any meeting available on UN Web TV (webtv.un.org) or the UN Audiovisual Library (media.un.org/avlibrary). This includes General Assembly sessions, Security Council meetings, committee sessions, press conferences, and more.

Typically 3–5 minutes depending on the length of the meeting. You'll see real-time progress as each segment is processed.

All six official UN languages: English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Arabic. The transcription follows the interpretation channel of UN Web TV.

Yes. Audio is processed in real-time and not stored permanently. Transcriptions are linked to your account and accessible only to you.

Yes, you can cancel anytime. Your access continues until the end of your billing period.

Your transcriptions are stored securely in our cloud database with encryption at rest. Only you can access your transcriptions through your authenticated account.

Yes. UNScribe works with any meeting available on UN Web TV, including General Assembly plenary sessions, Main Committee meetings, Security Council sessions, ECOSOC meetings, and all other UN events with webcast coverage.

Audio is processed in real-time and is never permanently stored on our servers. We stream the audio directly from UN Web TV to our AI transcription service. Once the transcription is complete, no audio data is retained.

Yes. UNScribe now offers individual plans only. Choose Premium for occasional use, Pro for the best value, or Unlimited for intensive individual use.