Review. Redact. Export.

Bleep can help censor spoken words or phrases that a reviewer locates in a timed transcript or adds as manual ranges. A reviewer can target known names, numbers, addresses, diagnoses, or other spoken identifiers, but transcription and matching are not automatic PII or PHI detection and can miss content.

Bleep does not claim HIPAA compliance and does not offer a public Business Associate Agreement. Browser-local processing avoids uploading the media for processing, but an organization must still complete its own legal, privacy, security, consent, retention, and vendor review before using regulated health information. Studio uploads and saves a cloud project.

Studio plans support cloud transcription for recordings up to 2 hours. The active upload-size cap and available minutes are shown in the uploader and pricing flow. Studio uploads the file and saves a project, so regulated or sensitive use requires the organization’s own review.

Generate a word-level transcript, review it, and select the specific spoken words, phrases, or time ranges to censor. Bleep applies a built-in treatment to the audio track and exports the edited file. It does not automatically identify all PII, PHI, or legally protected information.

Yes. You can create and save custom word lists — for example, a list of client names, judge names, or medical terms — and apply them with one click to future recordings. Lists persist across sessions.

Bleep currently offers Free, Starter, and Pro Studio plans. There is no public Team, volume, or enterprise plan. Organizations should evaluate the published plans and complete their own legal, privacy, security, consent, retention, and vendor review.