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Live transcription and meeting notes with a chat assistant
8.5/10
Otter joins Zoom, Google Meet and Teams calls to transcribe live, summarise, extract action items and let you ask questions about past meetings. It also records in person from the mobile app. Read the full review β
Pros
- Accurate live transcription
- Free plan covers light use
- Chat across all your meetings
Cons
- Auto-joining bots annoy some participants
- Speaker identification needs training
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $8.33/mo Β· transcription meeting notes zoom google meet
π₯ Deal: 20% off Otter Pro (monthly or annual) for students & teachers with a .edu email
2
Meeting recorder with searchable transcripts and CRM sync
8.4/10
Fireflies records and transcribes calls on every major platform, then pushes summaries and action items to Slack, Notion, HubSpot and Salesforce. Its search and analytics across meetings are strong for sales and recruiting teams. Read the full review β
Pros
- Wide integrations and API
- Affordable team pricing
- Topic tracking and conversation analytics
Cons
- Bot-based recording
- Summaries can be verbose
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $10/mo Β· transcription crm search integrations
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Notes that combine your own typing with the transcript, no bot required
8.4/10
Granola runs on your Mac or Windows machine and listens to the audio directly, so no bot joins the call. You type rough notes during the meeting and it enhances them with the transcript into clean, structured notes. Read the full review β
Pros
- No meeting bot for participants to see
- Blends your notes with the transcript
- Fast, minimal app
Cons
- Desktop only
- Fewer integrations than bot-based tools
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $18/mo Β· meeting notes no bot mac
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Meeting recorder with multi-meeting reports and 5,000+ integrations
8.0/10
tl;dv records calls, produces summaries and clips, and can generate recurring reports across many meetings, such as everything customers said about pricing this week. It connects to CRMs and thousands of apps via Zapier. Read the full review β
Pros
- Recurring multi-meeting reports
- Good free plan
- Clip sharing
Cons
- UI feels busier than Fathom
- Higher tiers get pricey
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $18/mo Β· meeting notes reports integrations
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Multilingual meeting transcription with AI summaries and translation
7.6/10
What is Notta? Notta is a transcription and meeting-notes tool built around multilingual support: it transcribes audio, video and live meetings across dozens of languages, translates the resulting transcript, and layers AI-generated summaries and action items on top. It can join live calls (Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex) to capture and transcribe in real time, or process uploaded audioβ¦ Read the full review β
Pros
- Strong multilingual and bilingual transcription support
- Works for both live meetings and uploaded files
- Broad export formats and third-party integrations
Cons
- Accuracy varies by language
- Free tier's 3-minute per-conversation cap limits real evaluation; translation costs extra
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $13.49/mo Β· transcription translation multilingual
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Meeting summaries plus email and messaging insights
7.5/10
Read AI summarises meetings with engagement and sentiment metrics, and extends the same summaries to email and chat so you get a daily digest across channels. The free plan covers a handful of meetings a month. Read the full review β
Pros
- Covers meetings, email and messaging
- Engagement analytics
- Free tier
Cons
- Sentiment scores feel gimmicky
- Bot joins meetings
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $15/mo Β· meeting notes email engagement