Audionotes

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AI note taker that turns voice, audio, video and text into structured notes.

SI Score
74/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
Not confirmed
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What it does

Audionotes is an AI note taker that turns voice recordings, audio and video files, images, YouTube links and text into structured notes. It transcribes in 99+ languages, summarizes content, and lets you chat with your notes. It is available on iOS, Android, Web and Mac (beta) for meetings, lectures, journaling and more.

Audionotes is useful for anyone who captures ideas by voice or needs quick summaries of recordings and videos. You record, upload a file, paste a YouTube link or write text, then get a transcript and a summary you can edit, search, tag and export. Speaker recognition and custom prompts help with meetings and lectures. The free plan limits voice notes to 1 minute each, and the Mac app is in beta. The site does not state whether an API or open source code is available, so treat those as unknown. Export formats and integrations are listed, but check they fit your workflow before you commit.

Strengths
  • Transcribes and summarizes in 99+ languages
  • Works across iOS, Android, Web and Mac beta
  • Chat with notes and custom output prompts
Watch out for
  • Free plan limits voice notes to 1 minute each
  • Mac app is in beta
  • No API or open source statement on the site
Best for
StudentsJournalistsMeeting Note TakersContent CreatorsResearchers Meeting SummariesJournaling by voice