Turn a call transcript into quotable testimonials — free
Paste any customer conversation below — a call transcript, an email thread, a Slack message — and get back the strongest quotable lines, cleaned up and ready to use on your website, proposals, or LinkedIn. No signup. Your text isn't stored.
What makes a good pull quote?
Short (under 25 words), specific (names a result or moment, not generic praise), and human (sounds like speech, not marketing). “I genuinely don’t know how we did this before” beats “Great product, great team.” Always get the customer’s permission before publishing a quote with their name.
Like this? Casily automates the whole workflow — call transcripts in, tagged case studies out.
Try Casily free →How it works
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Paste any customer conversation.
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We identify lines that are specific, positive, and attributable.
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Filler words and false starts are cleaned, meaning untouched. Copy the ones you like.
FAQ
Is my transcript stored?
No — processed for extraction only, not saved. We only log an anonymous count that the tool was used.
Can I use quotes without permission?
Get written approval before attributing a quote publicly. Anonymised quotes ("a customer in logistics told us…") are lower-risk but named quotes convert better.
How is this different from Casily?
This tool extracts quotes only. Casily builds the full proof engine: complete case studies from multi-call transcripts, a tagged proof library, and AI matching of proof to your prospects.
Do the whole workflow, not just one step
Casily turns your call transcripts into tagged case studies and matches the right proof to every prospect. Free during early access.