Speechnotes Alternatives

If you're looking for a Speechnotes alternative, ListenRobo is worth a look. It can transcribe speech quickly and accurately, summarize long audio and video transcriptions, and handle 92 languages. The service encrypts data with AES and can be used with media players, video editors and other software. It also offers tiered pricing, including a free plan with 180 minutes of transcription.

Another option is Speak, an information retrieval system that indexes and processes unstructured language data as fast as possible. It includes modules for converting audio and video into text, helping with meetings, scraping websites and other tasks. Speak handles more than 70 languages and integrates with Zoom, Microsoft Teams and other software. Its tiered pricing and broad feature set make it a good option for many professionals.

If you need high-performance speech recognition, Vocapia has a powerful service built on its VoxSigma software foundation. The service works with multiple languages and offers features like large vocabulary speech recognition and speaker identification. It's geared for serious professionals who need to transcribe lots of audio and video documents as they arrive, with daily updates to language models for better accuracy.

Last is Gladia, which offers an AI transcription API that converts raw audio data into business insights. It handles 99 languages and offers features like speaker diarization, code-switching and end-to-end security. Gladia's API is designed to be easily integrated with different tech stacks, so it's good for content and media, virtual meetings and call centers. Its pricing includes a free tier with 10 hours of transcription per month.