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Meeting Transcription Rework
Users struggle to capture, transcribe, and clean up meeting or voice audio accurately, forcing manual workarounds and rework.
In their words
If I hadn't had guests who noticed the problem, I could have recorded the entire interview and discovered afterward that it was unusable.
typing takes too long so prefer to dictate instead
I would LOVE a prep tool that does dialog highlighting
Everything discussed and who said what needs to be recorded in a word document.
I've actually been looking for something like this, but there's really nothing out there that works seamlessly.
I wish they made a cheap tier for small studios like ours…where they JUST offer remote recordings & files and we didn’t have to pay for all the stuff we’re not using
If anyone in a teams meeting has co-pilot transcribing a call, it’ll continue to transcribe even when they’ve left the call.
they instructed me to use my phone (voice memos) to generate a transcript (doesn't work, very very inaccurate)
Our AI note taker thinks it is Leo Tolstoy. It creates 800 word summaries... for a ten minute call.
If someone is screaming it will literally pickup nothing that is being said by the caller
Every note-taker app I've tried only handled the video ones so I was hand-typing phone screen notes for six months
are transcripts usable on noisy mobile audio, since QA and compliance depend on that more than the voice itself
most of my meetings are done on my company Mac, and they definitely won't let me install this kind of software, even though I'd be willing to pay for it myself.
a client call where they share account numbers or other sensitive stuff out loud that I don't want sitting in someone else's cloud transcription history
Meeting note-takers and professionals
Where they talk
- r/PlaudNoteUsers
- r/podcasting
- r/NoteTaking
- r/ProductivityApps
- r/Zoom
- r/callcentres
- r/macapps
- r/SideProject
Tools they use today
- Plaud
- Zoom
- Claude
- Otter
- Microsoft Teams
- Whisper
- Wispr Flow
- Riverside
Why those fall short
- bots keep recording and auto-share minutes after attendees leave
- generated transcripts are very inaccurate for specialized vocabulary and accents
- awkward and clunky in the moment; scraps are not trusted later
- summaries of summaries lose context and make mistakes; official MCP only returns summary
- transcription quality genuinely awful; mangles technical terms and accents
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