Otter AI
Summarizer
Otter.ai is a technology company that creates applications for transcribing voice conversations using artificial intelligence and machine learning. Otter.ai's main product is Otter, a software that can record audio, write notes, capture slides, and generate summaries of meetings and interviews. Otter can also identify different speakers, highlight key points, and add comments and action items to the notes. Otter can be connected to various platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Google or Microsoft calendar. Otter is available on the web and on iOS or Android devices.
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Paid plans start from $8.33
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Otter.ai aims to help people save time and collaborate better by providing them with accurate and searchable meeting notes. Otter.ai has millions of users across thousands of companies and has received positive feedback from professionals, students, journalists, and others who use voice conversations for their work or studies. Otter.ai is based in Mountain View, California and was founded in 2016.
Pros
- It saves time and effort by automatically capturing and organizing audio, text, and images from meetings, interviews, lectures, and other voice conversations.
- It allows users to search, edit, share, and collaborate on their notes with teammates, classmates, or colleagues.
- It integrates with popular platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Dropbox.
- It offers a free plan for individuals with up to 600 minutes of transcription per month and affordable plans for businesses and education with more features and benefits.
- It has a user-friendly interface and supports multiple languages and accents.
Cons
- It may not be able to transcribe accurately in noisy environments or when speakers have strong accents or dialects.
- It may raise privacy and security concerns for some users who do not want their voice data to be stored or processed by a third-party service.
- It may not be compatible with some devices or browsers that do not support audio recording or playback.
- It may not be able to capture complex or technical terms or jargon that are specific to certain fields or domains.
- It may not be able to handle overlapping speech or interruptions well and may miss some important information or context.