Does Tinrec offer an open API?
Does Tinrec offer an open API?
Overview
Many users ask whether Tinrec offers an open API so they can embed speech-to-text, meeting notes, and related capabilities in their own systems. Tinrec’s engineering team is planning Agent and open-capability features, but the specific public scope, application process, and usage flow for an open API are not yet confirmed. Please rely on the latest announcements on tinrec.com.
Steps
If you want to connect Tinrec content into your own systems first, use the existing export and share capabilities:
- On the recording detail page, open the action menu and choose Export to get Word, PDF, TXT, SRT, PNG, Markdown, and other formats.
- Click Share to create an encrypted online share link for external systems or colleagues.
- Use Send to app to deliver content to Notion, Google Docs, Microsoft OneNote, Dropbox, or email.
- For official open API / Agent availability, watch website announcements or contact support at official@tinrec.com.
Tips / FAQ
Q: Can I call Tinrec via API now?
A: Whether and how an open API is publicly available is defined by website announcements. This article does not speculate about unpublished integration methods.
Q: Are there alternatives?
A: You can start with export and share links. For structured data, export TXT / Markdown / SRT and parse them yourself.
Q: How do I get the latest news?
A: Rely on tinrec.com and the support email official@tinrec.com.
Related features
- Export: Multi-format export of meeting content.
- Share: Encrypted share links.
- Agent: Tinrec’s planned agent capabilities; public scope pending website announcement.