Dictanote Alternatives

If you're looking for a Dictanote alternative, Talknotes is another good option. It uses AI for transcription, supports more than 50 languages, and lets you edit and organize notes with a markdown editor. It's got options for custom output formats, export and import, and integration with other apps through Zapier. Talknotes is available on iOS and Android, so it's good for brainstorming, content creation and note-taking.

Another good Dictanote alternative is RambleFix. It transcribes audio recordings into neatly formatted text and supports up to 25 languages. You can translate, rewrite and share your notes, so it's good for pros, students and content creators. The app also has features like timestamped text, AI restyling and the ability to mimic your writing style, which could be useful for transcribing meetings and interviews.

You could also try Audio Note, which converts spoken voice into professional text and offers a range of output formats. It's got automatic transcription, note organization and AI-powered text rewriting. It's got a higher annual subscription price, but it's got powerful transcription and organization abilities, so it could be good for productivity and communication.

Last, Auri is a full-featured productivity suite with a multilingual AI Keyboard and a voice dictation system. It's got translation, paraphrasing and grammar checking abilities in more than 80 languages, as well as AI Chat for coming up with ideas and setting reminders. Auri is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, so it's good if you're looking for something that works across all your devices.