Take meeting notes automatically, and share with teammates to keep everyone in sync.Get automated notes for: in-person, Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. Otter transcribes all your meetings, interviews, lectures, and everyday voice conversations in real time, so you can focus on the discussion. Get a meeting assistant that records audio, writes notes, automatically captures slides, and generates summaries. Stay connected and collaborative when you work from home. Restarting the app restored them, but you may notice other bugs.Īnd it lacks some tantalizing capabilities, like importing a previously recorded conversation.Automated meeting notes for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and more. Once when I opened it, all my recordings and their transcripts from the previous day were missing. And the app, which was released publicly Monday, is somewhat buggy in its early days. And it's less successful in a crowded environment or during cross-talk. It misidentifies some words - I told Otter, "Hi, I'm Joan" and my readout picked up my name as John, for example. During an audio playback, the app also highlights each word as it's spoken. In one neat feature, the text and audio are synchronized when you play back the recording, so if you tap on any part of the transcript, the audio will jump right to that place for quick accuracy checks. You can also send anyone a link to a transcript viewable on the web. You can form teams in Otter, and content can be shared within the Otter app with individuals or team members. It automatically generates keywords you can tap to search.
Otter's transcripts also are searchable, not only within one transcript but across all your stored recordings. As part of your sign-up process, Otter takes a "voiceprint" of you by asking you to read a five-paragraph statement so it can learn your voice and specifically identify you next to the passages you spoke. After processing, the cleaned-up transcript separates speakers as they take turns talking. It's after that recording ends that Otter'sĬan really do its work.
To use Otter, you tap a microphone icon to begin a recording, and almost immediately, a live raw transcript of what you're saying begins to unspool in front of you. A few years ago, this system wouldn't be usable." "With AI tech and deep learning in the last few years, the accuracy for speech recognition has improved dramatically. "This is a perfect time," said Sam Liang, CEO and founder of AISense, the company behind Otter. Otter is a free mobile app aiming to make transcription simple and easy.
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