Limits

INDXR enforces a few hard limits: AI transcription up to 10 hours per file, uploads up to 500 MB, playlists up to 500 videos per job (a job is one transcription or playlist run), and 3 jobs running at once. Caption extraction — pulling a video's existing subtitles — has no length limit, and requests are rate-limited (each account can only make so many per hour). There is no public REST API, the kind of programmatic interface other apps could plug into.

Size & length

Audio over 10 hours is rejected before any credits are reserved — you are never charged for a file the provider can't process. A playlist over 500 videos is rejected the same way; split it into batches of 500. “Concurrent jobs” means how many transcriptions or extractions can run at the same time — you can have up to 3 going at once.

Library storage

Your library — every saved transcript plus its edits, AI summaries and exported files — has its own storage cap. This is separate from the per-file upload size above: the upload cap limits a single file you send in, while this limits the total size of everything kept in your library. Because transcripts are text, 100 MB holds a great many of them.

When your library is full, a new transcript is refused before any credits are reserved — you are never charged for a transcript that could not be saved, and your existing transcripts are left untouched. Free up space by deleting transcripts you no longer need, or buy more room: 100 credits adds a permanent 100 MB, up to a 500 MB total. See Credits for how buying space works.

Rate limits

A rate limit caps how many requests you can make in a set window of time, so no single user can overload the service. “Per IP” means per network address — how visitors without an account are counted.

Not enforced right now. These rate limits describe how requests will be capped once the limiter is switched on. It is currently off in production, so no request is rate-limited today — treat the numbers above as the intended limits, not the current behaviour.

No public API

INDXR is a web app — there is no public REST API, the kind of endpoint other programs could call directly to automate it. Everything runs through the interface; the export formats (including JSON and RAG JSON) are how you get the data out programmatically — that is, into your own scripts or tools.