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Yes. Recap can transform meeting recordings into searchable transcripts and AI-powered summaries. Upload a recording or connect Zoom, Google Meet, or your video platform, and Recap automatically generates a timestamped transcript with speaker identification, a concise summary, key topics, and action items you can search across your entire meeting library.

Your city posts a 90-second video to Facebook announcing a new recycling program. It shows an infographic with collection schedules, a map of service zones, and text overlays with phone numbers and dates. It gets shared 400 times. It has no captions, no transcript, and no audio description. Under the DOJ's ADA Title II rule, that video is a compliance gap, and it is one that cities create dozens of times per month across Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, X, and their own websites.

This article is for the city clerk, communications director, or media team member who already knows their city needs to make social media video accessible, but needs a practical solution they can present to a supervisor or budget director for final approval.

Many video training/instruction platforms give learners a play button and a progress bar. That's it. If a student needs to revisit a single concept from a 90-minute lecture, they're stuck scrubbing through the timeline, guessing where the instructor mentioned it. If a new hire needs to find the safety protocol buried in an hour-long onboarding video, they have to watch the whole thing again.

This is the problem searchable transcripts, closed captions, and AI summaries solve.