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Gobi separates the voices in a capture automatically. In the transcript, each voice gets its own line, so you can follow who said what.

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Unnamed speakers

A voice Gobi can’t match to anyone appears as Speaker 1, Speaker 2, and so on. The separation still works; the voice just doesn’t have a name yet. Every unnamed voice also shows up at the top of your directory, under New, with how many notes it has been heard in.

Unmatched voices collect at the top of the directory.

The states that show up there:
  • New voiceprint · Processing. Gobi is still working on the voice.
  • Unique voiceprint · N links found. A voice Gobi is confident belongs to one person, with no idea who. What N links counts is an open question.
  • Maybe: [Name] · N links found. Gobi has a guess. Confirm it or correct it.

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Assigning a speaker

Tap a voiceprint to see every note it appears in, then give it a person.

A voiceprint, its linked notes, and the two ways to give it a name.

  • Add to existing directory. Link the voice to someone already in your directory.
  • Create new directory. Make the person on the spot, then link the voice to them.
Either way, all the linked notes update at once, and that person’s conversations start collecting in one place. Delete voiceprint removes the voice signature. The notes stay.
Voice matching improves as more conversations link to a person, and it can be wrong, especially early on. A Maybe: label is a guess, so check it before you accept it.