Description
Stop losing useful information inside hours of radio traffic.
XINTEL listens to legally receivable radio or computer audio, transcribes it locally, and helps your operator surface the calls, phrases, and events that deserve attention.
Busy channels, unfamiliar accents, background noise, and long monitoring shifts bury the one message that matters. XINTEL creates a searchable local record and flags configured indicators for human review.
Capture locally
Process supported receiver, microphone, line-input, or Windows system audio without sending operational audio to a cloud transcription service.
Find the signal
Use keywords and regular-expression rules to highlight relevant phrases, create clips, and reduce the burden of continuous manual monitoring.
Move the result
Send reviewed EVENT packets or decoded ViperGram packet text into XTOC workflows for a broader operational picture.
Turn live audio into a reviewable information stream.
- Local speech-to-text with packaged default ASR model
- Speech-to-English translation support for configured workflows
- Keyword and regex rules, clips, logs, and operator review
- APRS awareness and ViperGram live radio-audio packet ingest
- XTOC event delivery and optional XCORE-assisted overwatch
See the monitoring workflow before you deploy it.
Watch XINTEL turn incoming audio into local transcripts, alerts, clips, and structured outputs.
Keep the evidence visible and reviewable.
Best fit
Preparedness teams, amateur-radio monitoring desks, event communications, volunteer operations, training environments, and operators who need searchable local audio records.
Windows and local storage
XINTEL is a Windows application. Transcripts, clips, rules, and logs remain on systems you control, subject to your own retention and security practices.
Human review stays essential
Noise, weak signals, jargon, overlapping speech, and model limitations can create missed or incorrect text. XINTEL assists an operator; it does not replace one.
Start with proven field workflows—not a blank screen.
These free, detailed X Suite field guides turn the software into practical plans, checklists, scenarios, communications workflows, and deployment ideas you can adapt to your own team.
Disaster Operations Field Guide
Use cases for severe weather, outages, evacuations, search operations, public-service communications, accountability, local intelligence, field reporting, and resilient team coordination.
Tactical & MILSIM Operations Field Guide
Practical TOC setup, multi-day operations, squad workflows, PACE planning, radio nets, maps, ISR, drones, sensors, field handoffs, and after-action continuity.
Questions before you buy
Does XINTEL upload my audio for transcription?
The core transcription workflow runs locally. Optional external devices, feeds, or operator-configured integrations remain your responsibility.
What audio sources can I use?
Supported workflows include compatible SDR/receiver paths, scanner or receiver audio, microphone or line input, and Windows loopback/system audio. Exact setup depends on your hardware and drivers.
Does it guarantee accurate transcription?
No. Accuracy varies with signal quality, audio level, language, model, interference, and speech. Review important results against the original audio whenever possible.
Where are requirements and integration details?
See the public X Suite Technical Reference.
Give your monitoring operator a searchable local record.
Purchase XINTEL above, install it, and build a tested ruleset around the signals and phrases that matter to your operation.
Each purchase includes one software license. Review the Windows requirements shown on this product page before purchase.
