Notta Transcribe Voice to Text

Productivity

6.9~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.2 Google Play·1M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-10-06

Screenshots

Meeting transcript on iPhone with speaker bubbles for Emily, Daniel and Chloe, a real-time translation toggle and a 98.86% speech recognition badge

Transcript of a meeting on iPhone beside the black Notta Memo recorder, with Edit, AI Notes, Translate and Copy buttons and compliance badges

Notta Brain chat panel with suggested questions about conclusions, action items and a visual summary of the last meeting

AI-Powered Meeting Notes template picker with Auto, General, Team Meeting and Consulting Meeting cards and a Sales Pitch template list

Live meeting transcription sheet with a Zoom, Meet, Teams or Webex link field, monolingual and bilingual tabs and a Transcribe Now button

Notta transcript open on a laptop, an iPhone and an Apple Watch showing the Transcription Language screen with a record button

About Notta Transcribe Voice to Text

Notta's free plan lists 120 transcription minutes a month, but each recording is capped at 3 minutes, so it works as a trial rather than a daily recorder. The phone app transcribes live speech, imports audio and video files, and captures Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and Webex calls from a pasted link, adds AI summaries and transcribes in 58 languages. Pro lifts the cap to 5 hours per recording.

App information

DeveloperMind Cruiser Limited

Version6.81.24

Size123 MB (Android) · 220 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsNo

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating4+

Requires (Android)Android 8.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 15.0+

Interface languagesAR, CS, NL, EN, FR, DE + 15 more

Store rating (Google Play)4.2 from 21,215 ratings

Installs1M+

Updated by developer2026-09-24

Data checked2026-10-06

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-10-06. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Notta Review: Capable Transcription, but the Free Plan Stops at 3 Minutes

120 free minutes, but a 3-minute cap on every recording

The pricing page lists the Free plan at 120 transcription minutes a month, 50 file uploads and 10 AI summaries, with no card needed. The catch is a separate limit of 3 minutes per conversation: live transcription stops there, and an imported file shows only its first 3 minutes of text. Pro raises the allowance to 1,800 minutes with up to 5 hours per recording, 100 uploads and 100 AI summaries, and Business is listed as unlimited. Custom vocabulary grows from 3 terms on Free to 200 on Pro and 1,000 on Business, and unused minutes do not carry over. In practice the free tier covers one short voice memo or a dictated paragraph, not a lecture or a call.

Meeting links, AI Notes templates and Notta Brain

Three named tools do most of the work beyond plain dictation. Meeting capture takes a pasted Zoom, Google Meet, Teams or Webex link, and the screen offers monolingual or bilingual mode plus a language picker; the site describes its online recorder as a bot that joins the call, while the bot-free recorder belongs to the desktop app. AI Notes builds a summary from templates such as General, Team Meeting, Consulting Meeting and Sales Pitch, and the latest release can generate them automatically for future transcripts. Notta Brain, formerly AI Chat, answers questions across recordings at 100 AI Credits per question, and the comparison table lists 1,000 credits a month on every plan.

Pro at $97.99 a year, and what stays locked after you cancel

Price depends on where you buy. The website lists Pro at $97.99 billed annually, about $8.17 a month. The App Store shows a $14.99 monthly Pro and standard annual plans from $98.99 to $114.99, and Google Play lists in-app items from $0.99 to $344.99. Prices are regional and change, so check the checkout screen. After a cancellation, saved transcripts stay, but a Free account opens only the first 3 minutes of each, so export first. Several Play reviewers say they were charged for a full year when they expected a monthly plan. The two stores' privacy declarations also differ: the App Store label lists purchase history, device ID and email as tracking data, while Google Play's Data safety section says no data is collected.

Pros

Free plan includes 120 transcription minutes a month and 50 file uploads
Pasted Zoom, Google Meet, Teams or Webex links can be transcribed from the phone
Exports TXT, DOCX, Excel, PDF or SRT; playback runs up to 3x
Transcribes in 58 languages and translates into 42
Pairs with the Notta Memo recorder and has an Apple Watch app (watchOS 7+)
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified, with AES-256 encryption at rest

Cons

Free recordings stop at 3 minutes, so the plan works as a trial
After a downgrade, only the first 3 minutes of saved transcripts open
Reviewers report billing surprises, such as a full year charged when a monthly plan was expected
Reviews cite lost Android recordings, failed exports and speaker labels that keep switching

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Verdict

The score reflects a capable multi-language transcriber held back by a free tier that stops at 3 minutes and by billing that varies by store. Take it if you transcribe meetings or interviews regularly, want AI Notes and Zoom, Meet or Teams capture in one phone app, and are ready to pay for Pro. Skip it if you need long free recordings, fully local transcription (listed only for the desktop beta), or one price across every store.

Core function8.0Live transcription, file import and meeting-link capture in 58 languages; the 98.86% accuracy figure is the developer's own claim.

Ease of use7.0Recording, import and AI Notes templates are a tap or two away, but reviewers call editing clunky and report speaker labels switching.

Monetisation5.5Free recordings stop at 3 minutes, older transcripts lock after a downgrade, and in-app prices differ from the website.

Performance6.5Reviews mention freezes, failed exports and Android recordings that never became transcripts, yet about half of recent English reviews give 5 stars.

Privacy & permissions6.5SOC 2 Type II and AES-256 at rest, yet audio is processed in the cloud and the two stores' privacy declarations disagree.

6.9out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

How many minutes does the Notta free plan give you?

The Free plan lists 120 transcription minutes a month, 50 file uploads and 10 AI summaries, but each conversation is capped at 3 minutes. Live transcription stops at that point, and an imported file shows only its first 3 minutes of text. Unused minutes do not carry over to the next month.

How accurate is Notta transcription?

Notta's own figure is 98.86% accuracy, and it says a one-hour file takes about five minutes to transcribe. That is a vendor claim, not an independent test. Some Play reviewers report missed or misheard words on informal speech, while others say it handled their first file or German audio well.

How much does Notta Pro cost and is it worth it?

The website lists Pro at $97.99 billed annually, about $8.17 a month, for 1,800 minutes and up to 5 hours per recording. The App Store shows a $14.99 monthly Pro and standard annual plans from $98.99 to $114.99. Prices are regional. It pays off only if you transcribe regularly beyond 3-minute clips.

What happens to my transcripts if I cancel Notta Pro?

Saved transcripts are kept, but a Free account can open only the first 3 minutes of each, so export them first as TXT, DOCX, Excel, PDF or SRT. Paid features run until the period ends. Cancel under Billing on the website, or in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions if you bought in the app.

What are good alternatives to Notta for transcribing audio?

Otter's free Basic plan lists 300 monthly transcription minutes with up to 30 minutes per conversation, a far longer cap than 3 minutes. Rev sells human-checked transcripts at $1.99 a minute, with 99%+ accuracy within 12 hours.