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Real screens from Transkribe, with a sample meeting.
Transkribe records your meetings, calls and lectures, turns them into word-for-word transcripts, and writes the notes for you — key points, decisions and who owns what — a minute or two after you stop recording.
Press record, or upload a file you already have. Everything else happens on its own.
Record a meeting, call or lecture on your phone, or upload an audio or video file. Pick a meeting type so the notes fit the conversation.
Every word, with each speaker identified. Works in nearly 60 languages.
When you stop, Transkribe writes the summary — key points, decisions, action items with owners and an outline with times — and it's waiting in the app a minute or two later.
Real screens from Transkribe, with a sample meeting.
Every conversation you capture becomes a transcript, a translation and a set of notes — without running it through three different apps.
Accurate, searchable text from your recordings and uploaded files, with timestamps and speaker labels.
About transcriptionTranslate transcripts and notes into nearly 60 languages, so a meeting in one language gives you notes in another.
About translationSummaries, decisions and action items written for you the moment the recording ends.
About notesTranskribe reads the whole conversation and writes structured notes: what was discussed, what was decided, and who's doing what by when, with an outline that jumps to each part of the recording. See who talked how much and the topics that came up most, tick off action items as they're done, and draft the follow-up email in a tap.
Try the note takerEach voice is identified automatically, and you can rename speakers so the notes use real names. Fix a misheard word or move a line to the right person, and add the names, products and jargon you use to your custom vocabulary so they're spelled right next time. Tap any line to hear that moment.
Start transcribingPick a meeting type before you record and the summary focuses on what matters for it: goals, objections and next steps on a sales call, blockers in a standup, concepts and deadlines in a lecture. Interview notes record what was said without rating the candidate.
Or make your own: name the sections you want, like Risks, Budget or Open questions, and every meeting you record with it gets them.
Try a templateNeed the budget figure someone mentioned, the list of open questions, or a reminder of what you agreed to? Ask in plain language and get an answer pulled from the transcript itself.
Ask a questionRecord in one language and read the transcript and summary in another. If people switch languages mid-meeting, mixed-language mode follows English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian and Dutch in one conversation. The app itself speaks English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Japanese and Hindi.
Translate a recordingEverything is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored privately in your account, and never used to train models. Delete a recording and it waits in Trash for 30 days, then it's gone: transcript, notes and audio.
Read the privacy policyEncrypted, private by default, and yours to delete: one recording or your whole account.
Once the notes are written, the recording keeps working for you.
Find a phrase across all your transcripts and notes, filtered by who said it and when. Or just ask: “What did Priya commit to this month?” The answer names the meetings it came from, and a tap opens the moment.
Transkribe drafts the email you'd send afterwards: thanks, what was decided, who does what by when. Edit it and send it from your own mail app.
Share a link anyone can open in a browser, and they can read the notes in their own language. Or export PDF, Word, Markdown, captions (SRT) or the original audio. Or share it with colleagues by email: they get it in their own Transkribe, read-only.
Longer recordings get an outline of their parts. Tap one to open the transcript right there.
Tap a line to hear it, and play at 0.5× to 3× speed, skipping the silences if you like. The word being played is highlighted as you go.
See each speaker's share of the conversation and the words that came up most. Tap a word to find it in the transcript.
Turn a meeting into a status report for people who weren't there, a sales recap for your CRM, an interview summary or a study guide. Written only from what was said.
Highlight the lines that matter, add a comment, and find them all in the notes. Keep client calls, classes and standups in their own folders.
Open everything in your browser at transkribe.com/app. Send finished notes to Zapier, Make or your own systems with a webhook, and let Claude or another AI assistant search your meetings, read-only.
Already have the file? Drop it in and get the transcript, summary and translation the same way.
Voice memos, podcasts, interviews and phone calls.
Recorded meetings, lectures and webinars.
Whatever the conversation is about, the notes come out ready to act on.
Capture every objection, pain point and promised follow-up so the next call starts where the last one ended.
Transkribe for salesKnow what each account actually said, spot churn risk early, and hand off context without a 40-minute recap.
Transkribe for customer successListen to the client instead of your keyboard. The brief, the constraints and the deadlines are written down for you.
Transkribe for consultantsRecord the lecture, get structured notes, and ask questions about the material before the exam.
Transkribe for studentsWord-for-word transcripts for episodes, interviews and clips, ready for show notes, captions and search.
Transkribe for mediaDoctor visits, family calls, ideas in the car — a private, searchable archive of the conversations that matter.
Transkribe for personal useStart free. Upgrade when you need more recording time. Pro subscriptions open soon.
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Sales and account managers on customer visits, recruiters running interviews, consultants in client workshops, property and construction teams on site, and anyone teaching or training.
It records the audio on your phone. When you stop, it transcribes it, works out who said what, and writes a summary with key points, decisions and action items. You can rename speakers, translate it, ask questions about it and share the notes.
There's no limit per recording. The free plan includes 120 minutes of transcription a month and Pro includes 20 hours (fair use). Both reset on the 1st.
Yes. Put the call on speaker and record it from the app on your phone.
Yes. Sign in on another iPhone and your recordings are there. On a computer, open transkribe.com/app and sign in with your email and password. Android is coming soon.
Transcription works in 59 languages, plus a mixed-language mode for conversations that switch between English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian and Dutch. Any transcript and summary can be translated into those languages. The app is available in English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Japanese and Hindi.
Yes. Share them as a message, or export a PDF, Word document or Markdown file with the notes and full transcript. You can also download captions (SRT) and the original audio, or export all your data at once from Settings.
Yes. In Settings you can connect an AI assistant such as Claude, which can then search and read your meetings but never change them, and add a webhook that sends each finished meeting's notes to Zapier, Make or your own systems. Both need a free account, and you can disconnect either at any time.
Usually, yes. Recording laws depend on where you and the other participants are, and in many places everyone must agree. You're responsible for telling participants and getting any consent required. Transkribe doesn't obtain consent on your behalf; if you're unsure, get legal advice for your situation.
Only you, unless you share. Sending the notes gives a copy to whoever you choose; a shared link lets anyone with it read the notes (and the transcript, if you include it) until you turn the link off. Never the audio. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest and is never used to train models. A deleted recording waits in Trash for 30 days, then its audio, transcript and notes are removed (at once, if you empty Trash). You can also share a meeting with particular colleagues: they can read it in their own account but not change it, and you can remove them at any time.