Audionotes captures a voice recording, uploaded audio or video file, image, or YouTube link and turns it into a structured note with transcription in 99-plus languages, speaker recognition, and a summary or custom output such as meeting minutes, lecture notes or a drafted email or blog post. A chat-with-your-notes feature lets a user ask follow-up questions about a captured recording, and notes can be exported or published to WhatsApp, Slack, email, LinkedIn or a public page, with direct integrations into a WhatsApp bot, Notion, Zapier and webhooks. Built by 1811 Labs and founded by Vatsal Sanghvi, the app is powered by OpenAI’s Whisper and other audio models, states 95% transcription accuracy in clear single-speaker conditions, and reports more than 1 million notes created by over 200,000 users.
Audionotes is explicit that it does not offer refunds on paid subscriptions and encourages trying the free plan first before upgrading. As with any transcription tool, accuracy drops in noisy environments or with overlapping speakers compared to the stated 95% figure for clear, single-speaker audio.
Free includes unlimited voice notes (1 minute each), unlimited text notes, transcripts and summaries in 99+ languages, and search and organization, forever at no cost. Pro is $129.99 a year (a stated 64% saving versus monthly billing) and adds unlimited voice notes and file uploads, notes from images and YouTube videos, chat with notes, unlimited AI generations, custom prompts, and Notion, Zapier and webhook integrations. Enterprise pricing is custom for teams of 5 or more, adding centralized billing and priority support.
