Otter Voice Notes (for English) for PC

Review of Otter Voice Notes (for English)

If you are looking for an app that can help you record and transcribe your lectures, meetings, or interviews, then Otter Voice Notes (for English) is definitely worth considering. This app has received a lot of positive reviews from users who have found it to be fast, accurate, and very helpful.

Features

• Great recording quality
• Passable transcriptions even for business law classes
• Accurate 90% speech-to-text app for Australian accents
• Organizes speech into proper sentences, with punctuations and paragraphs
• Can be used from a distance, even when not facing the phone
• Can assist with note-taking, especially for those with ADHD
• Can save hours of workload for thesis research
• Records audio and text and is easily navigated
• Integrates well with meeting apps
• Handles medical language without much correction
• Allows for voice editing of notes
• Precise word-to-text transcription
• Easy to export final document
• Can transcribe conference talks and export to PDF

Pros

One of the biggest advantages of Otter Voice Notes is its accuracy. Users have reported that it can handle a wide range of accents and even background noise. The app also organizes speech into proper sentences, with punctuations and paragraphs, making it easier to read and understand. Additionally, the app can be used from a distance, which is great for those who need to take notes while moving around.

Another great feature of Otter Voice Notes is its ability to save time. Users have reported that it has saved them hours of work for thesis research and note-taking. The app can also transcribe conference talks and export them to PDF, which is very handy for sharing with colleagues or clients.

Cons

One of the biggest drawbacks of Otter Voice Notes is its cost. The pro version is quite expensive at $28 per month, and the basic version only gives 300 minutes per 15 days and won't format to word .docx format. However, users have reported that they can copy and paste the text into a document, which is a minor inconvenience.

Another issue with Otter Voice Notes is that it needs more subscription options to meet the needs of people who can't afford to pay for a full 12 months at once or for those who only need the use of the app for a limited time. Additionally, some users have reported that the free version is not as accurate as the pro version, but still usable.

Conclusion

Overall, Otter Voice Notes (for English) is an excellent app for anyone who needs to record and transcribe lectures, meetings, or interviews. Its accuracy and ability to organize speech into proper sentences make it stand out from other speech-to-text apps. While the cost of the pro version may be a drawback for some users, the app's ability to save time and assist with note-taking makes it worth considering.