Speech Notes is an innovative tool that transforms spoken content into editable and searchable transcripts. It allows users to upload recordings, live conversations, or media files and convert them into organized notes. This tool is particularly useful for professionals who need to document meetings, interviews, lectures, and podcasts efficiently. With features like speaker labeling and language detection, users can easily refine their transcripts for clarity and accuracy. The platform supports over 100 languages, making it accessible for a global audience. Additionally, it offers various export formats, ensuring that the final output meets diverse needs.
Use cases
Ideal for professionals needing to document meetings and interviews.
Useful for educators capturing lectures and lessons.
Great for podcasters wanting to create transcripts of episodes.
Supports video captioning for accessibility.
Helps researchers archive spoken content for analysis.
Media intake supports uploads or recordings as large as 1GB
Edit recognized text inside the transcript workspace
Best value
Pro
$29.90/mo
billed annually · $178.80
7,200 transcription minutes
Use AI Summary and AI Analytics while reviewing recognized content
Create transcript translations across 100+ languages
Max
$49.90/mo
billed annually · $298.80
36,000 transcription minutes
Apply AI Summary
AI Analytics
and Chat with AI throughout transcript review
Store audio privately with the account
Pricing plans are based on annual subscriptions with varying transcription minute allowances.
FAQ
What is Speech Notes?
Speech Notes is a browser workspace that turns spoken content into editable, searchable notes.
Are free transcription minutes included?
Yes. New users can start with free transcription minutes.
Which spoken sources can I use?
Start with a common audio or video file, capture speech in the browser, or import a supported media link.
Can Speech Notes handle meetings and interviews?
Yes. Speaker controls, transcript search, editing, and multiple export formats support meetings, interviews, lectures, podcasts, videos, and business calls.
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