Fiund / Speech & conversation data

Conversational AI datasets

Preserve the interaction, not just individual utterances.

A clear review process

What to establish for your project.

Specify the conversation

Describe interviews, co-hosted discussions, question-answer exchanges or another dialogue style. Include speaker count, topic context, duration and whether naturally occurring overlap and interruptions are important.

Keep context and turn boundaries

Define how turns, pauses, overlap and partial utterances should be represented. A useful transcript should keep the connection between the conversation context and the underlying audio.

Choose the recording level

Tell us whether you need finished episodes, original sessions, mixed masters or independent participant tracks. These are different sources with different preparation and review requirements.

Agree on review evidence

Discuss speaker attribution, source-session identifiers, editorial exclusions and the proposed use. A representative review should test interaction quality, not only file validity or audio loudness.

Jaeden Schafer, founder of Fiund
Jaeden Schafer
Founder, Fiund
Your project contact

For research, engineering & procurement teams

A direct conversation.
A well-defined next step.

Speak directly with Jaeden Schafer about the recordings, documentation and preparation your speech-data project needs. Start with the model task and agree on a clear source-review and commercial scope.

Technical requirementsDefine coverage, formats, annotations and acceptance criteria.
Source & permission reviewEstablish the documentation needed for your intended use.
Commercial scopeDiscuss samples, preparation, delivery and project-specific terms.

Business inquiries

Tell us what your
voice model needs.

Work directly with Jaeden Schafer at Fiund to discuss the source material, technical requirements and review your team needs.

A useful first brief

  1. Model task and intended uses
  2. Languages, speakers and conversation types
  3. Hours, recording level and source tracks
  4. Transcripts, labels and review criteria
  5. Project timing and commercial requirements
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