Minutes with sources
The design turns a transcript into decisions, tasks, and answers that cite their source lines. A person reviews anything that is saved or sent.
CareCompile speech program
Minutes and dictation for Salvadoran Spanish
Vocero investigates how to turn meetings into minutes with decisions, owners, and sources, and how to support dictation in regional Spanish. CareCompile seeks an institutional counterpart in El Salvador to define data, evaluation, and governance.
In development for internal use. Our own model is not trained yet.
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A focused program for meetings and dictation
The objective is narrow and verifiable: work with regional speech, retain human review, and measure every component before claiming results.
Regional dictation
The goal is to recognize voseo, local vocabulary, names, dates, numbers, and spoken punctuation commands without treating another Spanish variety as the only correct one.
Institutional work
The current request is to open a conversation with a Salvadoran counterpart about consented voices and texts, custody, and limited use.
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What exists today and what remains
Vocero is not presented as an available commercial service. The site distinguishes built components, examples, and the development plan.
Implemented rules
The deterministic dictation command layer is built and can be tested on text in the browser. It applies punctuation, line breaks, and corrections, and flags ambiguities.
Synthetic demonstrations
The site's meetings and answers are fictional scripts. They illustrate the proposed format and citations; they do not show measured model performance.
Models still pending
Vocero's own speech recognition and minutes model are not trained. Regional data has not been gathered, and no baseline has been measured.
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Eight principles to govern the program
These are the principles published on the site. The full document remains in preparation and is not presented as approved.
Dignity and informed consent · Data sovereignty
No one contributes a voice without knowing the purpose: consent is written, clear, and specific. Contributors, and El Salvador, decide about their data; it is not resold.
Limited purpose · Transparency
Data is used only to build and evaluate Vocero. The program should publish what data it uses, how it measures, and the system's limits.
Do no harm · Human oversight
Red lines exclude mass surveillance, political profiling, and voice identification without consent. Vocero assists; a person reviews and decides.
Linguistic equity · Accountability
The program includes voseo and speech across regions, ages, and genders. It provides for audit, withdrawal and deletion rights, independent review, and incident reporting.
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From a meeting to reviewable minutes
Explore Vocero's design for transcribing meetings and producing minutes with decisions, tasks, and source citations. In development; the demo is synthetic.
Explore the scopeDictation for regional Spanish
Vocero investigates dictation for Salvadoran and Central American Spanish. Try the implemented command rules and explore the regional speech plan.
Explore the scopeA counterpart for Salvadoran voices and texts
CareCompile seeks an institutional counterpart in El Salvador to explore consented speech and text data, limited purpose, and independent evaluation.
Explore the scopeArchitecture and evaluation before claims
Review Vocero's proposed architecture, training plan, and Vocero-Bench design for measuring speech, dictation, and minutes by country. There are no results yet.
Explore the scopeEL SALVADOR / CARECOMPILE
Designate an institutional counterpart in El Salvador
We are looking for an institution willing to discuss regional meetings, voices, and texts. We explain purpose, consent, and governance before recording or receiving data.