NoteMate

Stop missing details — whatever you record

From lectures and seminars to research interviews and team meetings, NoteMate transcribes what matters and turns it into the format you need. No bots, no integrations — just upload and go.

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University Lectures

You can't write fast enough to capture everything a lecturer says. If you're writing, you're not listening. If you're listening, you're not writing. You end up with incomplete notes and gaps you can't fill later.

Record the lecture on your phone, upload it to NoteMate, and get a complete word-for-word transcript with speaker identification separating the lecturer from student questions. Generate a lecture outline or key concepts summary — see how students turn lecture recordings into revision notes. No bot joins your class — you record locally and upload afterwards.


Team Meetings

Most meeting notes are either incomplete or written by whoever was least engaged in the conversation. Action items get missed. Decisions aren't recorded. Someone always has to send a "just to confirm what we agreed" email afterwards.

NoteMate records and transcribes the entire meeting, then produces a structured summary with decisions, action items attributed to the right person by name, and a full searchable transcript. Share a link to the summary with anyone who missed the call.


Research Interviews

Qualitative research depends on accurate quotes. Manually transcribing an hour-long interview takes four to six hours of focused effort — and every researcher has a backlog of recordings waiting.

Upload your interview recording and get a speaker-attributed transcript in minutes. Each participant's responses are clearly labelled, so you can pull quotes, identify themes, and code your data without ever re-listening to the full recording. Works for in-person interviews, video calls, and focus groups.


Podcasts & Panels

Multi-speaker content is hard to repurpose. Extracting highlights, writing show notes, or creating a searchable archive requires reading through a wall of unattributed text.

NoteMate separates each speaker's contributions automatically and produces a clean, searchable transcript. Use it to write show notes, pull quotes for social media, create a searchable episode archive, or feed content into a newsletter. The transcript is yours to export and use however you need.


Legal & Compliance

Verbatim records of conversations matter in legal, compliance, and HR contexts — but creating and storing them manually is slow and error-prone.

NoteMate produces timestamped, word-for-word transcripts of recorded interviews, depositions, and meetings. Each speaker is labelled, and you can share a read-only link with other team members or counsel. Your audio is encrypted at rest and never used to train AI models.


Customer Calls

Sales calls, onboarding sessions, and support calls contain product feedback, objections, and commitments that get lost the moment the call ends. CRM notes are always a summary of a summary.

Record your call and upload it to NoteMate to get a transcript with each speaker labelled. Use the action items summary to capture follow-ups, or the meeting notes format to paste into your CRM. The full transcript is searchable, so you can find any specific moment in the call later.


Who uses NoteMate

Students

Undergraduates, postgrads, and mature students who need complete lecture notes without sacrificing attention.

Professionals

Product managers, engineers, consultants, sales teams — anyone who spends significant time in meetings.

Researchers

Academic and UX researchers conducting qualitative interviews who need fast, accurate, speaker-attributed transcripts.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. NoteMate transcribes with AssemblyAI's Universal speech models, which handle a wide range of accents and detect the spoken language automatically across 99 languages. Performance is best with clear audio regardless of accent or language, and speaker labels are available in fewer languages than transcription itself. Notes are a separate setting: you can have your summaries, flashcards and quizzes written in any of 11 languages regardless of what was spoken, which is what makes it work for students studying in a second language.

Yes. You can share a read-only link to any transcript. The recipient can view the transcript and summary without needing a NoteMate account.

The iOS app allows you to record offline and upload when you have connectivity. Transcription itself requires an internet connection as it processes on NoteMate's servers.

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