Built around one call producing four things: video, audio, a transcript and the quotes that sell it.
The slow part of any story is not writing it — it is getting a source on the record, recorded, transcribed and turned into something you can actually publish. Aila runs that whole chain from one phone call. Here is what comes out the other end.
Aila calls your source and runs the interview like a colleague would — it asks the questions you wrote, follows up when an answer is vague or incomplete, and adapts as the conversation moves. Sources respond openly because none of it feels robotic or scripted.
Aila hears which language your source is speaking within the first few seconds of the call and switches to it — English, Norwegian (Bokmål), Norwegian (Nynorsk), Swedish, Danish, German, Spanish or French. No manual selection needed. Text messages to the source go out in the same language, so the whole exchange happens on their terms.
A source gets a text with a number to call or a link to click — from any phone, any browser. No app to download, no account to create, no form to fill out. The fewer the steps, the more sources actually finish the interview instead of letting it go to voicemail.
Every word is transcribed, searchable and timestamped against the audio recording, so any quote can be verified against exactly what was said. It is in your dashboard as soon as the call ends — no upload, no manual cleanup.
After the call, Aila reads back through the transcript and flags the most quotable lines, places where the source contradicts themselves, and threads worth a follow-up. It does not decide what matters — it saves you from re-reading forty minutes to find the six lines that do.
Pick two or more finished interviews and Aila pulls them into a single story brief — grouped by theme, with the places sources agree or contradict each other flagged, and every claim attributed to who said it. A starting draft, not a stack of transcripts.
A running catalog of everyone you have ever called — contact details, what they said last time, when you last spoke to them. When a new story starts, you already know who to call back.
A workspace can hold more than one seat — split outreach across reporters, run interviews in parallel, and share a story brief without losing context in an email thread.
Recordings, transcripts and source data stay inside your account. Nothing is shared with a third party, and nothing is used to train a model. Delete any interview, and its recording and transcript go with it.
Follow a transcript update in real time while an interview is still running — useful for a sensitive call, or when you just want to be ready to act the second it ends.
Upload a press release, a report, anything with a paper trail. Aila pulls out the key facts and points you toward the sources and questions worth chasing.
A single $99-a-month plan covers every format from every interview — no per-minute meter, no extra charge for transcripts or briefs, no annual contract. Start on the free plan first.