Notta

Notta is an AI meeting agent built around transcription and summarization. It joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams calls, records directly on mobile, or imports audio and video files, then produces searchable transcripts, AI summaries, and action items. The standout is language coverage: 58+ languages with real-time translation, which puts it ahead of most Western-focused competitors for international teams, sales calls across regions, and content creators repurposing interviews.

The mobile experience is where Notta differentiates from meeting-first rivals like Fireflies and Otter. The iOS and Android apps record lectures, in-person conversations, and field interviews cleanly, then sync to the same workspace as your desktop meetings. Students, journalists, and consultants who capture audio on the move get more out of Notta than they would from a bot-only notetaker. Summaries are structured with key points and action items rather than a wall of text, and the editor lets you correct speakers and timestamps without fighting the UI.

The tradeoffs are the usual ones for this category. Accuracy holds up on clear audio and common accents, but heavy accents and overlapping speakers still degrade output. The free tier is a real taste (around 120 minutes per month) but active users will hit limits fast. Pro plan pricing is competitive, and the Business tier adds team features like shared workspaces and admin controls. Integrations exist for Notion, Slack, Salesforce, and Zapier, though the ecosystem is thinner than longer-established rivals. For multilingual teams, mobile-first creators, and anyone capturing audio outside of scheduled video calls, Notta is one of the strongest picks in the category.