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(446 Ratings)
Google Cloud’s Speech API processes more than 1 billion voice minutes per month with close to human levels of understanding for many commonly spoken languages. Powered by the best of Google's AI research and technology, Google Cloud's Speech-to-Text API helps you accurately transcribe speech into text in 73 languages and 137 different local variants. Leverage Google’s most advanced deep learning neural network algorithms for automatic speech recognition (ASR) and deploy ASR wherever you need it, whether in the cloud with the API, on-premises with Speech-to-Text On-Prem, or locally on any device with Speech On-Device.
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Fathom is an AI notetaking platform that records, transcribes, summarizes, and organizes meetings so users can stay focused on the conversation. The platform supports bot-based and bot-free capture, giving individuals and teams flexible ways to capture meeting notes. Fathom provides accurate transcripts, instant summaries, action items, follow-up details, and searchable meeting history. Users can ask questions across meetings, monitor key topics, and turn conversations into next steps for sales, customer success, marketing, and internal teams. Fathom integrates with tools such as Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Slack, Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, Asana, ChatGPT, Claude, Zapier, and public API or MCP workflows. Built for teams and individuals, Fathom helps reduce meeting admin, improve follow-through, and keep important decisions visible.
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talat
talat is a native meeting transcription and note-taking app for macOS and Windows. It captures microphone and system audio, transcribes speech in real time, identifies speakers, and creates searchable transcripts, summaries, action points, and chapters. Users can edit transcripts, search past meetings, import audio or video recordings, and dictate text into other apps. Calendar connections can prepare scheduled meetings, while automatic detection can start recording for supported conferencing apps. Meetings and transcripts are processed and stored locally by default; users can optionally connect cloud language models, sync, webhooks, or MCP-compatible assistants, which may send selected data off-device. talat also exports notes to Markdown and PDF.
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