Transcription works in 60+ languages, and the app detects the language by itself. You do not pick a language before you record.
Meetings where people switch language also work, even inside one sentence, for example Arabic and English. Each part is written in its own language and script.
On iPhone and iPad, a transcript can be translated into 46 languages, and the speaker labels and timestamps stay. The summary comes in the meeting's language, or in a language you choose.
Accuracy depends on the audio. A quiet room and one person speaking at a time give the best result.
- Transcription languages, detected by the app
- 60+
- Translation languages on iPhone and iPad
- 46
Open the note and choose how it goes out. You can export it as a PDF, a Word file (.docx) or plain text.
You can also copy the note with its headings and bullet points and paste it into an email or a document, or send it to another app through the share sheet. On Android, a Word file is saved to Downloads, and a PDF opens the share menu.
Before you export, you can pick an output style, such as meeting minutes, key points, an email or a to-do list. You can also edit the summary, so fix names and numbers before the note leaves the app.
No. Noter AI does not record phone calls. On iPhone, iOS does not give apps like Noter AI access to call audio.
If the call is on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex, send the bot and it records the call for you.
If your phone can record calls itself (iPhone with iOS 18.1 or later, or many Android phones), record the call there and import the audio file into Noter AI.
Otherwise, put the call on speaker and record it with Noter AI on a second phone or an iPad placed close by. Speakerphone audio is harder to transcribe, so check names and numbers afterwards. Many countries have strict consent rules for recording calls, so tell the other person first.
No. There is no Mac or Windows desktop app. On a computer, use the web app at app.noterai.net in your browser.
Sign in with the same account you use on your phone, and your notes are there, with the summary, analysis and transcript. You can also record, upload audio and ask questions about your notes. Your plan works there too.
For an online meeting you join from your computer, send the bot from the app on your phone or tablet. It joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Webex, and the note shows up on every device.