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GPT-5.6 Sol for meeting notes on Transcript.audio

How Transcript.audio uses GPT-5.6 Sol for meeting notes, where it runs, what it is good at and what to consider. It is used with your own OpenAI account, through bring your own key (coming soon).

Some details are still being confirmed

Our catalogue flags some details for this model, such as its price or exact name, as not yet confirmed. They are shown as currently listed and may change.

What it is used for in the app

Transcript.audio ranks models for each job. Here is where GPT-5.6 Sol sits.

Strengths and trade-offs

  • Notes and summaries: OpenAI's strongest model: excellent notes, similar price to Claude Opus.
  • Structured fields: OpenAI's strongest model: excellent notes, similar price to Claude Opus.
  • Meeting titles: OpenAI's strongest model: excellent notes, similar price to Claude Opus.
  • Questions as you go and help: OpenAI's strongest model: excellent notes, similar price to Claude Opus.

Privacy: where it runs

It is used with your own OpenAI account, through bring your own key (coming soon). Compare privacy optimised and standard mode.

How it connects
With bring your own key (coming soon) you connect your own OpenAI account, so your usage is billed by OpenAI directly and runs under your own agreement with them.
Recordings
Saved on your computer.
Transcripts and notes
Saved on your computer. Nothing is stored by us.
Internet needed
Yes, for transcription and notes.

Prefer nothing to set up? Transcript.audio cloud (standard) is included in your plan: The transcript is sent to our AI service, summarised by an AI provider under zero data retention, then discarded.

Speed, accuracy and cost

  • Notes and summariesAccuracy 5/5Speed 2/5Cost: About $0.10 an hour
  • Structured fieldsAccuracy 5/5Speed 2/5Cost: About $0.08 an hour
  • Meeting titlesAccuracy 5/5Speed 2/5Cost: About $0.06 an hour
  • Questions as you go and helpAccuracy 5/5Speed 2/5Cost: About $0.07 an hour

Accuracy and speed are our own 1 to 5 ratings from the model catalogue, not benchmarks. Costs are approximate provider costs in US dollars per hour of meeting. With your own key, the provider bills you directly.

Presets that pick it

  • Recommended

    The best balance of accuracy and cost.

    • Notes and summaries: fallback 2
    • Structured fields: fallback 2
  • Most accurate

    The top model for each task, whatever it costs.

    • Notes and summaries: fallback 2
    • Structured fields: fallback 2
    • Questions as you go and help: fallback 2

Presets pick a model for every job in one click, and fall back down their list when a model is not available. See all presets.

Plan availability

GPT-5.6 Sol is used with your own API key. Bring your own key is coming soon as a free update. About bring your own key.

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Frequently asked questions

What does GPT-5.6 Sol do in Transcript.audio?

Transcript.audio ranks GPT-5.6 Sol for notes and summaries (ranked 4 of 21); structured fields (ranked 4 of 20); meeting titles (ranked 9 of 20); questions as you go and help (ranked 9 of 20). OpenAI's strongest model: excellent notes, similar price to Claude Opus.

What happens to my meeting data with GPT-5.6 Sol?

How it connects: With bring your own key (coming soon) you connect your own OpenAI account, so your usage is billed by OpenAI directly and runs under your own agreement with them. Recordings: Saved on your computer. Transcripts and notes: Saved on your computer. Nothing is stored by us. Internet needed: Yes, for transcription and notes.

How much does GPT-5.6 Sol cost?

The approximate provider cost is about $0.10 an hour of meeting, billed to you directly by OpenAI when you use your own key.

Which presets use GPT-5.6 Sol?

Recommended and Most accurate. Presets pick a model for every job in one click and fall back down their list when a model is not available.

What are the alternatives to GPT-5.6 Sol?

The models ranked next to it are Claude Opus 5.5, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Claude Sonnet 5.5 and gpt-oss-120b on Groq. Each has its own page with the trade-offs.