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useless for premiere. super expensive and useless. the free account is not free, it's actually very expensive and the subscription offers you a very limited ammount of minutes. Plus the timecodes are very few and not accurate
I used Simon Says when it first launched over 5 years ago and expected improvements by now, but no luck.
Despite claims of "AI" accuracy, the transcription results are no better than basic services.
Renaming speakers is a hassle, and editing is glitchy with cursor jumps and random spaces. The shortcuts are unhelpful, and customer support is non-existent, only offering bot replies with no real help.
I'd suggest looking elsewhere.
Totally unusable translation. Complete gibberish and they're top of the search results for online zulu translation. Sent a mail to support and received no reply. Waste of money. AI can't do it, got a human instead
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