All-in-one notes from any source.
Never lose important details. Get transcriptions, summaries, and action items from any recording. Capture live audio, YouTube, Zoom, voice notes, PDFs, or a pasted link.
The team committed to a mid-September mobile beta, with weekly retention as the Q3 north-star metric.
Everything your recordings can become
One recording, endless outputs. MeetingNote turns raw audio, video, and documents into organized knowledge.
How it works
Made for how you listen
Simple, transparent pricing
Pay weekly, save with annual billing, or own it forever.
Transcribe any audio or video in minutes
Drop in a recording or record live, and get an accurate, speaker-labeled transcript in 98+ languages.
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Questions people ask before trying MeetingNote
What does MeetingNote do?
MeetingNote turns a recording into notes you can actually use. Record live or import audio, video, a YouTube link, or a document, and you’ll get a speaker-labelled transcript, a summary, and a list of action items. Read the guide
Can MeetingNote write meeting minutes for me?
It drafts them from the recording: the purpose, the decisions, and who owns each next step and by when. Review the draft before sharing it, because only the people in the room can confirm what was actually agreed. Read the guide
How do I turn a voice memo into notes?
Import the memo from your phone or record a new one in the app. You’ll get the text, a short summary, and the next step, and you can search for it later. Read the guide
Can I summarize a YouTube video?
Yes. Paste the video link and MeetingNote works from its transcript, so the summary points back to what was said. Check numbers and claims against the video before relying on them. Read the guide
Does it help with studying lectures?
Record the class or import the recording, then turn the note into an outline, quizzes, and flashcards. Keep the recording so you can replay any part the summary got wrong. Read the guide
Can it transcribe an interview with two speakers?
Yes. The transcript labels each speaker and follows playback, so you can jump to an exact quote. Ask the other person for permission before you record. Read the guide
Which languages does MeetingNote support?
It transcribes speech in 98+ languages and can translate a finished note into another language. Read the guide