Notta

Notta is an AI meeting notes tool centered on audio/video transcription, turning recordings of meetings, interviews, and lectures into searchable text, summaries, and visual minutes in one click. The official site claims 58 transcription languages, giving it clear advantages in multilingual, Asian-language, and cross-language scenarios, mainly serving multinational teams, researchers, sales, and content creators.

Core Capabilities

• AI Transcription: Real-time recording, uploaded audio/video, or in-person meetings can all be transcribed, with an officially claimed 98%+ accuracy
• Speaker Identification: Automatically distinguishes multiple speakers, with timestamps and notes for easy playback navigation
• AI Summaries: One-click meeting minutes, to-dos, and customer insights with custom templates
• Notta Brain: Cross-meeting search with automatic visual deliverables like PPTs and infographics
• Multilingual Subtitles: 58 transcription languages, dual-language side-by-side display, and video translation with voiceover covering cross-language scenarios
• Meeting Bot: Automatically joins Zoom/Meet/Teams/Webex, plus MCP and CLI for AI agents to call

Use Cases Fits multinational and cross-language meetings, interview and lecture documentation, client records for sales and consultants, and podcast and content repurposing; Japan and Southeast Asia users fit best. If you need English-only minutes, Otter.ai's collaboration experience is more mature.

Unique Strengths Where Otter.ai leans English-heavy, Notta differentiates with 58 languages, dual-language side-by-side transcription, visual outputs, and software-hardware integration (the Notta Memo voice recorder), and it is early to offer MCP and CLI, fitting the new workflow of feeding meeting data to AI agents.

Editorial Review The product is solid and the ecosystem complete, making it one of the priority options among all-in-one transcription plus translation plus minutes tools. But note: Trustpilot is only 1.4/5, with complaints concentrated on auto-renewal, trial-to-paid conversion, and refund difficulty, and the free version caps recordings at 3 minutes each. Budget- or subscription-sensitive buyers should consider annual/business procurement and read the auto-renewal terms carefully.