Turn a voice memo transcript into a clean document

Convert a rambling spoken transcript into a structured doc, keeping your ideas and voice while removing the noise.

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Prompt template
Below is a raw transcript of a voice memo I recorded. Turn it into a {{doc_type}}.

Transcript:
{{transcript}}

Audience: {{audience}}
Voice: {{voice}}
Target length: about {{length}} words

Rules:
- Keep my ideas, examples and opinions. Remove filler words, false starts, repetition and tangents unrelated to the main point.
- Reorder content into a logical structure, with headings if the length warrants them.
- Do not add facts, statistics or claims I did not say. If something seems missing or unclear, mark it [CHECK: reason] inline.
- Fix obvious transcription errors only where the meaning is clear.
- Preserve numbers, names and dates exactly as spoken.

Output the document first. Then add "Loose ends": a short list of things I mentioned but did not finish, and 2 questions that would strengthen the piece.
Example output
**Onboarding: Reducing First-Week Drop-Off** **The problem** New customers are dropping off after their first week. I believe the cause is that we give them no guidance after sign-up: today they receive a single welcome email and nothing more. [CHECK: drop-off rate not stated] **What I propose** 1. **In-app checklist.** Sarah suggested a checklist inside the product that walks new users through their first key actions. 2. **Personal outreach.** Call our top 20 accounts directly. I estimate this takes about one day of work. **Why this should work** Customers who know what to do next are more likely to reach value before they lose interest. **Out of scope for now** The pricing page needs fixing, but that is a separate project. **Loose ends** - Which actions should the checklist include? - How is "top 20 accounts" defined? **Questions to strengthen this piece** 1. What is the current week-one drop-off percentage? 2. What does a successful first week look like?

Why it works

The [CHECK] marker keeps the model from filling gaps with plausible-sounding inventions. Paste transcripts straight from your dictation tool without cleaning them first.

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