Notta

Notta writes down speech in real time from a live microphone or an uploaded file, covering 58 languages for transcription and 42 for translation. Speaker identification runs automatically and adds timestamps, so a long recording reads as a structured conversation. The company reports 98.86% accuracy on its Play Store listing, which is a vendor figure rather than an independent result.

Every finished transcript can be condensed into a summary that lists key points and action items. Notta's own marketing argues the summary often reads more clearly than the raw transcript, which matches how most people use the feature: skim the summary, dive into the transcript only when needed.

Notta Brain is the AI layer that builds deliverables from a recording. It generates PowerPoint files, structured infographics, and cross-recording insights, so a client interview can become a deck without manual formatting. The feature runs on AI Credits, and Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans share a monthly allocation.

The desktop app records meetings on Mac and Windows without dropping a visible bot into the participant list. That matters for sales calls and one-on-ones where a guest bot changes how people talk. It captures audio across Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and dozens of other apps.

Transcripts stay editable after the recording ends, so you can fix names and speaker labels before sharing. Notta exports to txt, docx, pdf, and srt, and can translate a finished transcript into another language on paid plans. Bilingual transcription and translation are sold as separate add-ons on top of Pro and Business.

Business and Enterprise add team seats, usage reports, and advanced security controls, with SAML SSO and audit logs at the top plan. Notta holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certifications, and its Play Store listing also cites GDPR compliance. Those controls matter most to companies that handle client or patient conversations.