Vomo AI

Every note starts as a transcript, and VOMO keeps it readable. Transcripts come back in clean paragraphs with timestamps and speaker labels, so you can tell who said what at a glance. Accuracy holds at 95% or higher across 90+ languages. That includes calls that switch between two languages mid-sentence.

VOMO meets your audio wherever it already lives. You can record a meeting live, upload up to 10 audio or video files at once, or paste a YouTube link when captions are available. It reads common formats like MP3, WAV, M4A, and MP4. That covers almost anything a phone or laptop produces. No conversion step. Just drag it in and go.

Raw transcripts are hard to skim, so VOMO generates a structured summary on top of them. You get the key points of a conversation plus a follow-up list of action items, which is the part most people actually need after a meeting ends. Editable summary templates let you shape the output for a pitch memo or a standup recap. That flexibility is the difference between a note dump and something your team will read.

An Ask AI feature lets you chat with a transcript the way you'd query a chatbot. Can't remember which project a task belonged to? Ask the question and get an answer pulled from the recording instead of re-reading the whole document. It turns a static transcript into something you can interrogate.

VOMO can create a public share link so teammates read, search, and discuss the notes, transcript, and action items without signing in. That removes the friction of asking everyone to register for yet another tool just to read one summary. It also means you should be careful with sensitive calls, since a public link is public by default.

The paid tier raises the per-file upload limit from 30 minutes to 3 hours, and supports bulk audio import for when you're working through a backlog. Longer recordings matter for interviews and workshops that don't fit the usual meeting shape. Bulk import helps if you've been stockpiling voice notes. That's a real time saver.