Transkriptor - Speech to Text

Productivity

6.6~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.2 Google Play·5M+ installs

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

Screenshots

Home screen with a welcome banner offering an AI summary, tiles for Upload a File, Upload from YouTube, Record & Transcribe and Transcribe Online Meeting, and a Trusted By 5M+ User badge

Transcript tab of a file titled Sarah's Motivation Speech with timestamped lines from speaker Sarah, beside AI Chat, Notes and Learn tabs

Summary tab of an Audio Feature note with bullet points, over a checklist of three action items, one struck through

AI Chat tab for a CHE202 lecture where a question about enzyme denaturing temperature gets an answer citing the 34-minute mark

Record Audio screen with two named speakers, Mark Thompson and Lisa Chen, over a waveform at 2:41 and a banner reading Perfect for Offline Meetings

Calendar screen listing a Meeting with UI/UX Designers and a Product Discussion, with Zoom, Google Calendar and Outlook icons above

About Transkriptor - Speech to Text

Transkriptor records meetings and voice notes, imports audio, video and YouTube links, and returns an editable transcript with speaker labels, AI summaries and an AI chat that answers questions about what was said. Minutes are the currency: Lite gives 300 a month and Pro 2,400. The main limit sits in the trial, which credits 90 minutes yet shows only 5 minutes 36 seconds of any file longer than 7 minutes.

App information

DeveloperTextintel FZE

Version2.2.7 (Android) · 2.2.6 (iOS)

Size214 MB (Android) · 153 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating4+

Requires (Android)Android 7.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 15.6+

Offline modeRecords audio offline; the transcript is generated once the connection returns

Interface languagesAR, HY, BN, HR, DA, NL + 27 more

Store rating (Google Play)4.2 from 51,824 ratings

Installs5M+

Updated by developer2026-09-11

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.

Transkriptor Review: 90 Free Minutes, but Only 5:36 Readable per File

Trial limits: 90 minutes credited, 5:36 readable per file

The help center describes the trial account in plain numbers. You get 90 minutes of transcription, but each file's output is cut to 80 percent of its length, up to 7 minutes, and anything longer than 7 minutes shows 5 minutes 36 seconds. A trial account also processes one file at a time, and the export article says the full set of formats needs a paid plan. That is the complaint behind many one-star Google Play reviews: people record a long lecture, then find most of it behind a purchase. Developer replies there cite a 3-day free trial. The website describes the free tier two ways, as 90 minutes in the help center and pricing FAQ and as 30 minutes a day on the home page. An account is required before anything runs.

Labeled Speakers, Speaker Counts and summary templates

Three settings do the real work. Labeled Speakers lets you upload or record a voice sample, so saved profiles tag familiar voices in later files. Speaker Counts sets how many people to expect before transcription; otherwise voices appear as Speaker 1, Speaker 2 until renamed, and a prompt asks whether to remember each name. Summaries come from a Template Library with formats for sales, marketing and education, plus custom templates kept under My Templates. Language is chosen per upload, one language per file, and reviewers say mixed-language meetings come out wrong. One App Store reviewer in August 2026 saw speakers mislabeled and got usable text only with the speaker feature switched off, so check recordings with crosstalk. The help center lists 12 audio and 13 video upload formats.

Lite at $9.99, Pro at $19.99 and what the store labels say

The pricing page lists Lite at $9.99 a month for 300 minutes and Pro at $19.99 for 2,400, about 3.3 cents a minute against 0.8. AI summary, custom summary templates, AI chat and the knowledge base appear only under Pro, although the Google Play description says the free plan includes AI chat and summary. Pro on an annual plan is $99.99. The App Store lists the 300-minute monthly plan at $11.99, and Google Play shows in-app items from $9.99 to $179.99. Minutes reset monthly with no rollover. The two privacy labels also disagree: Google Play declares no data collected, while the App Store lists identifiers and usage data used for tracking. Prices are USD, regional and can change.

Pros

Help center lists 12 audio and 13 video formats, up to 10 hours unsplit
Labeled Speakers saves voice samples so later files tag familiar voices
Apple Watch app records without the iPhone nearby and syncs afterwards
Exports PDF, DOC, TXT, SRT, CSV or MP3, split by speaker
Template Library supports custom summary templates saved under My Templates
Help center lists 100+ transcription languages with regional variants

Cons

Trial shows only 5:36 of any file longer than 7 minutes
One language per upload, so mixed-language meetings transcribe poorly
A reviewer says an incoming phone call stops recording without a restart
Store listings and website disagree on free limits and language counts

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Verdict

Transkriptor earns 6.6 for speaker profiles, summary templates, 25 listed import formats and an Apple Watch recorder, held back by a trial that hides most of any long file. Take it for single-language interviews, lectures and meetings you are willing to pay to read in full, and test one short file first. Skip it if you expect a free tier with full transcripts or mix languages inside one recording.

Core function8.0Speaker profiles, summary templates, AI chat and 25 listed import formats; accuracy slips on mixed languages and crosstalk.

Ease of use7.0Home tiles cover upload, YouTube, record and meetings, but sign-in comes first and the paywall appears after a file is processed.

Monetisation4.5Trial shows 5:36 of long files, Lite costs 3.3 cents a minute, and Google Play flags ads and purchases.

Performance6.0Reviews describe files stuck processing, recordings cut short and phone calls interrupting capture.

Privacy & permissions6.5Play declares no data collected, the App Store label lists tracking identifiers, and files sit on AWS with AES-256.

6.6out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Is Transkriptor free to use?

Only as a trial. The app is free to install and credits 90 minutes of transcription, but the help center caps each file's output at 80 percent of its length up to 7 minutes, and longer files show 5 minutes 36 seconds. Full export options need a paid plan, and you must create an account first.

Can Transkriptor tell who is speaking?

Yes. It labels voices as Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and so on, and you can rename them, with a prompt to remember each name for later files. Labeled Speakers stores a voice sample, and Speaker Counts lets you set how many voices to expect. Reviewers still report misattributed lines, so check meetings with overlapping speech.

How much does Transkriptor cost per month?

The pricing page lists Lite at $9.99 a month for 300 minutes and Pro at $19.99 for 2,400, or $99.99 a year. Team is $30 per seat monthly for 3,000 minutes. The App Store lists the 300-minute monthly plan at $11.99. Prices are USD listings, vary by region and can change.

How do I cancel Transkriptor?

It depends where you paid. Website plans are cancelled under Settings, Billing, Change Plan by choosing the Free Plan with 90 minutes. Plans bought in the app are cancelled through the App Store or Google Play. Deleting the account or the app does not cancel a plan, and unused days are not refunded.

What are the alternatives to Transkriptor?

Otter's free plan gives 300 minutes a month with 30 readable minutes per conversation, which suits longer recordings than Transkriptor's 5:36 trial preview. Notta's free plan allows 120 minutes a month at 3 minutes per recording, rising to 5 hours on Pro. Check each pricing page, because these limits change.