Live Recording and Meeting Transcription
Notta turns spoken conversations into searchable text while you work. Start a live recording for a meeting, interview, lecture, or personal note, then keep the transcript beside the recording instead of rebuilding the discussion from memory. The mobile workflow is useful when the important ideas are still unfolding and you want to stay engaged with the conversation.
The Home area brings recordings and workspaces together, with clear entry points for creating a new item and returning to recent material. Notta can also handle imported audio or video, so users can choose between capturing a conversation now and processing an existing file later.
Imported Files and Searchable Transcripts
Pre-recorded audio and video can follow the same transcription workflow as a live conversation. After a file is processed, users can search for keywords, jump back to important passages, and use bookmarks to mark statements that need follow-up. This makes a long interview or lecture easier to review without playing every minute from the beginning.
The transcript workspace is designed for practical editing rather than one-time conversion. Speaker names, timestamps, and transcript text can be refined before the result is shared, while folders and workspace views help keep different projects apart. It suits anyone who needs a usable record of a conversation, not just a raw audio file.
AI Summaries, Translation, and Notta Brain
Notta adds an AI layer after words have been captured. Summaries can turn a long transcript into key points, while Notta Brain or Ask Brain gives users a way to ask follow-up questions and pull insights from saved conversations. These tools are useful for reviewing meetings, preparing a brief, or finding the decision that matters most.
Language support broadens the workflow for international conversations and study. Notta lists transcription in 58 languages and translation into 42, and the app includes custom vocabulary controls for names, specialist terms, or recurring expressions. The result is a more flexible note system for multilingual work and subject-specific recordings.
Workspaces, Exports, and Shared Follow-Up
Notta organizes material through workspaces, recent items, created-by-me views, and shared links. A central Home screen makes it easier to return to a saved transcription, while the Mine area brings together account, plan, usage, template, reward, and help options. This structure works well for personal notes as well as recurring team documentation.
When a transcript is ready, users can export text or audio and share a link with colleagues or friends. Available formats include TXT, DOCX, Excel, PDF, and SRT, with timestamps and timelines available for supported exports. That gives meetings, interviews, and lessons a clear next step: review the record, send the useful parts, and keep the finished material organized.
