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What it does
Talknotes records voice notes and uses AI to transcribe and structure them. It offers over 100 premade styles, including task lists, blog posts, and transcripts, and works in English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Russian, and more than 50 other languages. It is available on Web, iOS, and Android.
Talknotes is a voice note tool that records audio and turns it into organized text. You record with one button, pick a style such as a task list, blog post, or transcript, and the AI produces a structured note you can edit and share. The site lists over 100 premade styles and says you can create your own. It works in English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Russian, and more than 50 other languages. The app is available on Web, iOS, and Android. Notes can be exported as PDF, Text, or Markdown, sent to other apps through Zapier or Webhooks, or published with a public link. Pricing starts with a 7 day free trial. After that, the monthly plan is $19.97 per month and the yearly plan is $197 per year, which the site lists as $16 per month billed annually. Both plans include unlimited notes, 2 hour recordings, file uploads, custom styles, and note storage. The site does not state whether an API or open source license is available, so those facts are unknown. A careful user should test transcription accuracy with their own accent and background noise, since the site notes that accuracy may vary.
- Records voice notes and turns them into structured text
- Over 100 premade styles, including task lists, blog posts, and transcripts
- Available on Web, iOS, and Android
- Exports to PDF, Text, or Markdown and connects to other apps through Zapier or Webhooks
- No free plan is stated beyond the 7 day free trial
- Recording limit of 2 hours per note
- Accuracy may vary depending on speech clarity and background noise
- No API or open source licensing information is provided