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Review what was filled

Verbiform drafts and fills — you decide what’s true. Review is the short step where you read what it captured and correct the draft before you rely on it.

Read the transcript, fix any mis-heard words

The full transcript sits at the top of the review. Read it against what you said and correct anything the recogniser got wrong — the fields are drafted from this text, so fixing it here fixes them too. Your recording is already kept; the finished record isn’t created until you save.

The review screen showing the editable transcript with a note to fix mis-heard words before editing the fields.
The transcript is editable — here “no new leaks” came through as “no news,” the kind of thing you catch here.

Check the drafted fields

Each field shows the value Verbiform drafted from the transcript, right next to its label, so you can scan the whole form and see that it matches what you meant.

The review fields: Title, Summary, and Action Items drafted from the recording, with Save record and Start Over.
Title, summary, and action items, drafted and ready to check — edit any of them with a tap.

Fix anything with a tap

Tap a field to correct it. Your edit sticks and is recorded as yours — the value now reflects your decision, not a guess.

Confirm to save

Only when you tap Save does Verbiform create the record. The recording is kept alongside it, so any value can be traced back to the moment it was said.

You decide what’s true. Verbiform fills from what it heard and flags anything it’s unsure about — a flagged field is a question, not a guarantee — so give the flagged ones a second look before you rely on the record, sign it, or share it.

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