Transcribe Voice Notes, Meetings & Audio in 100+ Languages
AI transcription software that records meetings, converts audio to text, and translates in seconds. Works with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet. Start transcribing for free.
👋 Hey Product Hunt! I’m Cornelius, founder of Speechyou.
We built Speechyou because meeting notes, voice memos, and recordings were quietly stealing hours every week — and most tools felt either too complex, too expensive, or locked behind heavy enterprise setups.
Speechyou is a simple, fast AI transcription tool that lets you:
Record meetings or voice notes directly in the browser
Transcribe audio in 100+ languages with timestamps
Get AI summaries, action items, and key insights from your transcripts
Export to TXT, SRT, VTT, or JSON (great for subtitles & dev workflows)
Transcribe Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet sessions (mic + system audio)
We focused on speed, accuracy, and zero friction — no installs, no learning curve. Just press record and get usable text in seconds.
You can start for free (no credit card, 3 transcriptions/day), and upgrade only if you need more power or team features.
We’re launching today to:
Get honest feedback (good or brutal 😄)
Learn which workflows matter most to you
Shape the next features with the community
If you work with meetings, content, research, or multilingual audio — I’d love to hear how you’d use Speechyou.
Thanks for checking it out, and happy to answer any questions below! 🚀
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@corneliusss 100+ languages with timestamps is impressive, especially without heavy setup. Question for the maker: what’s been the biggest challenge so far — transcription accuracy, speaker separation, or real-time performance?
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🎧 Super useful for anyone drowning in meetings — love the 100+ languages support and native Zoom/Teams/Meet integrations. Curious: what’s been the most popular use case so far — live meeting notes, post-call summaries, or cross-language translation for global teams?
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@corneliusss 100+ languages with timestamps is impressive, especially without heavy setup.
Question for the maker: what’s been the biggest challenge so far — transcription accuracy, speaker separation, or real-time performance?
🎧 Super useful for anyone drowning in meetings — love the 100+ languages support and native Zoom/Teams/Meet integrations.
Curious: what’s been the most popular use case so far — live meeting notes, post-call summaries, or cross-language translation for global teams?