oneforma. Project Freya
00:00 · Podcast transcription · 36 locales

You hear it.
You type it.
You get paid.

Freya pays sharp listeners to transcribe podcasts from home, in your own language, on your own schedule. No commute, no meetings. Just you, the audio, and your attention to detail.

Apply in your language 36 languages and locales are open right now.
36
Languages and locales open
100%
Remote. Work from anywhere
30–60min
Podcast episodes per task
Weekly
New task batches released
00:01 · The work

What a task actually looks like

You’ll work on real podcast episodes, long-form conversations of 30 to 60 minutes or more, following clear project guidelines.

01

Listen

Put your headphones on and work through a long-form episode at your own pace.

02

Transcribe

Write down exactly what’s said, accurately and in your native language.

03

Label speakers

Tell voices apart, keep speaker labels consistent, and set accurate timestamps.

04

Flag the odd stuff

Mark unclear audio, wrong languages, distortion, or synthetic speech when you hear it.

00:03 · The path

From first click
to first payment

Five steps. Most people get through the first three in one sitting.

Pick your language above

Your locale’s page shows the exact rate for your market before you commit to anything.

Create your OneForma account

Free, and it takes a few minutes. This is where your work, progress, and payments live.

Pass a short qualification

A quick check that you can hear precisely and follow the guidelines. It’s how we keep quality, and rates, high.

Transcribe weekly batches

New tasks are released weekly, first come, first served. Work whenever suits you within each batch window.

Get paid for approved work

Compensation is calculated per audio hour, at the rate set for your language and locale.

00:04 · Who fits

If you can check these,
you’re exactly who we need

Native or near-native in the language and locale you apply for.

Sharp ears and real attention to detail. You notice who’s talking, and what they actually said.

Transcription or annotation experience is a strong plus, the qualification lets you prove it.

A computer, stable internet, and headphones. That’s the whole setup.

Paid per audio hour. Stated up front.

Every language and locale has its own rate, and you see it on the application page before you start, not after. Payment follows approved work through your OneForma account.

No fees to join. No equipment to buy. Your expertise is the investment.

00:05 · Questions

Asked every single day

Do I need transcription experience?+
Experience helps, and for some locales it’s expected, but what matters most is precise listening and care with detail. The short qualification is your chance to show it, regardless of your CV.
How much will I be paid?+
Compensation is calculated per audio hour and the rate is set per language and locale. You’ll see the exact figure for your market on your locale’s application page, before you commit to anything. Payment is made for approved work through your OneForma account.
When do I work? How many hours?+
Tasks are released weekly, first come, first served, and you work whenever suits you within each batch’s availability window. Volume varies by locale and week, so treat Freya as flexible extra income rather than a fixed schedule.
What will I actually listen to?+
Long-form podcast episodes, usually 30 to 60 minutes or more. You’ll transcribe the speech, keep speaker labels consistent, set timestamps, and flag anything odd: unclear audio, wrong language, distortion, or synthetic voices.
What equipment do I need?+
A computer and a stable internet connection. Good headphones make the work faster and more pleasant, but there’s nothing to buy and no fee to join.
What is OneForma?+
OneForma is a global community of experts working on the data that trains and evaluates AI systems, in partnership with Centific. Your transcription work directly improves how voice technology understands your language. OneForma welcomes applicants of every background and pays for approved work, always.
00:06 · Your move

Your language needs
your ears.

36 locales are open now. Weekly batches go first come, first served.

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