Takenote

What is Takenote?

TakeNote is an AI transcription tool that converts speech into text with accuracy close to human-level performance on English speech. Beyond transcription, it summarizes content, analyzes sentiment, and identifies who said what. Transcripts are punctuated correctly with commas, question marks, and full stops, and the tool is built to handle poor audio quality, strong regional accents, rapid speech, and noisy environments while still delivering accurate results.

Who created Takenote?

The developers prefer to remain anonymous. The company behind TakeNote is located at 7 Bell Yard, London WC2A 2JR. The tool is aimed at boosting meeting productivity through accurate transcriptions, summaries, and visualizations.

What is Takenote used for?

• Speech-to-text transcription with automatic spelling and punctuation
• Generating accurate summaries of meetings
• Sentiment analysis using natural language processing models
• Identifying and labeling different speakers within the same audio file
• Support for multiple languages
• Cloud-based processing with high-level security, privacy, and data protection
• Working in popular browsers like Google Chrome and Edge
• Free registration

Who is Takenote for?

TakeNote suits professionals who attend a lot of business meetings, journalists who conduct interviews, content creators recording podcasts, students taking notes during lectures, and legal professionals who need accurate records.

Plans and workflow

TakeNote offers three subscription plans: Starter, Professional, and Corporate. After creating an account, you upload audio files for transcription — each plan sets limits on how many files you can upload and how long they can be. The AI models then transcribe the speech to text with automatic spelling and punctuation, recognize and label different speakers, and can produce summaries and sentiment analysis from the transcript.