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8 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Speech to text you call as an API
AssemblyAI is an API rather than an app, built for a developer wiring transcription into their own product instead of opening a dashboard to transcribe one file.
Works with Podcast
Transcription built to land in an edit
Simon Says formats a transcript to drop straight into a video edit, aimed at editors rather than interviewers wanting a bilingual summary, and carries no free tier.
Works with Podcast
Transcripts and subtitles in 60-plus languages
Happy Scribe covers more than sixty languages for transcripts and subtitles, a wider language list than Notta for anyone publishing subtitles as well as text.
Works with YouTube, Podcast
Transcription, subtitles and dubbing
Maestra at $23 covers transcription, subtitles and dubbing together, taking the same recording further than a summary.
Works with Podcast
Notes and clips from calls, free tier included
Grain turns a call straight into notes and shareable clips, aimed at meeting recordings rather than the bilingual interview transcripts Notta specializes in.
Recordings and notes from every call, free to start
tl;dv records and takes notes on every call for free to start, built around recurring meetings rather than the bilingual interview transcripts Notta is picked for.
Meeting notes that write themselves
Fireflies.ai sits inside meetings and writes the notes automatically, aimed at recurring calls rather than one-off interviews or bilingual work.
Turn an episode into a week of posts
Castmagic turns one recording into a week of social posts and show notes, built for repurposing content rather than a bilingual transcript, and has no free tier.
Works with Podcast, Twitch