We offer several services through ivrit.ai:
- Eliezer, our WhatsApp bot.
- Free transcription, a free service to transcribe Hebrew audio files.
- Crowd transcription, a crowd labeling effort to create high-quality, labeled, Hebrew audio datasets.
You can find each service’s Privacy and Terms of Use below.
Eliezer and our Free Transcription services
You are free to use our services for personal use, as well as reasonable work use.
This means that as long as you’re accessing our services manually, and for your own use, you’re good.
We do not allow automatic access to the free services, nor do we allow generating API-s or wrappers to interface with those services. If you need this, feel free to host our model on your own (reference code here).
We do not guarantee our services will be available; we do not guarantee they will respond to you in a timely manner or at all; nor do we guarantee that the transcribed response is accurate or complete in any way. We maintain the right to throttle your use of the services, or ban you for any reason, without providing an explanation. We may terminate these services in the future, with or without notice.
To be clear:
THE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE DEVELOPERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SERVICES OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SERVICES.
With regards to privacy, we may store the following information on our servers, or a third-party service providing such hosting:
- Phone number used to contact Eliezer
- Email address used to login to our free transcription service
- Metadata about client accessing the services, access dates, audio duration and characteristics (but not the audio itself)
We do not store or access your data, or the transcription results – both are deleted from our servers after the service is provided, WITH THE EXCEPTION of data (audio files) that causes service issues such as software failures – in which case we will debug the failure, then promptly delete such files.
We use third-party hosting to provide some of our services (runpod.io as of April 2025). We do not control their service or what they choose to store, but it is our understanding they do not store our data.
By using our free transcription services, you agree to the above terms and conditions.
If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us info@ivrit.ai.
Crowd transcription service (serve.ivrit.ai)
If you’re helping with our transcription effort via serve.ivrit.ai, we ask that you go through a Google sign-in process.
This serves multiple purposes:
- Reducing the number of bots using our systems
- Quantifying the level of accuracy of transcriptions by each individual contributor
- Research, including publishing research results
We ONLY get your email address from Google; this address is then stored in our database as part of an entry for every audio segment you help transcribe, as well as next to your ivrit.ai settings database.
We do not use ANY OTHER DATA from your Google account, nor do we store your email address anywhere else, or for any other use.
While your address may be used for research purposes, we will not share it with anyone outside ivrit.ai without your explicit consent.
Any transcription data that will be exported from ivrit.ai’s databases will NOT include your email address, unless you explicitly ask us to do that.
We also store your browser’s information (user agent and similar information) to differentiate between different data sources. That information is also used for both production and research.
By using ivrit.ai’s crowd transcription web page, you agree to the above usages.
If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us info@ivrit.ai.