Summify Alternatives

If you're looking for a Summify replacement, Swell AI is another good option. It can convert audio or video into different formats, including transcripts, clips, show notes, articles, summaries and more. The service offers a transcript editor with AI suggestions, automatic speaker labeling and publicly shareable transcripts. It also can be used with chatbots and APIs, making it a good choice for podcasters, content creators and agencies that want to accelerate production and automate some work.

Another good replacement is Video Highlight, which is geared for summarizing and taking notes from videos. It can generate AI-created, time-stamped summaries, and offers an interactive chat interface for live Q&A. It also can be used to integrate with productivity tools like Notion. You can export summaries to Notion or Readwise for better organization and analysis.

If you're looking for a more general-purpose tool that works with multiple languages and file formats, check out Speak. It can ingest and process unstructured language data in audio and video, and it offers features like audio and video to text conversion, meeting assistance and sentiment analysis. It can be used with tools like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, and has flexible pricing, so it's good for researchers, marketers and others.

Last, Descript is another good option, particularly if you're editing video or podcasts. It has AI-based editing tools, including automatic transcription, clip generation and speech editing. Descript is good for marketing, sales and learning teams, and offers a free plan and paid plans starting at $12 per person per month.