Vocory: AI Note Taker - Turn any voice, podcast, or video into clean AI notes
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Vocory turns anything you record or import — voice memos, meetings, podcasts, YouTube videos, audio & video files — into clean transcripts and AI notes. Ask questions, summarize, rewrite, or translate across 70+ languages, all in one place.
Unlike single-purpose transcribers, Vocory is an AI hub for your audio: drop in a 2-hour recording and get the key points in seconds, or translate a voice note instantly. Free to start, with Pro for power users.
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The multi-language support is genuinely useful, especially being able to translate a random voice note on the fly. Wish more tools handled long recordings this smoothly without choking on the upload.
@serifesulu73805 Thank you, that means a lot, and you zeroed in on the two things I care about most. The on-the-fly translation is honestly the feature I built for myself first (I think in two languages, so half my voice notes are a mix). And the long-recording handling was the hard part — most tools choke because they try to process the whole file at once, so I put a lot of work into making a 2-hour import feel effortless. Out of curiosity, what kind of recordings are you throwing at it?
How does the free tier handle the 2-hour recording use case — is there a monthly cap on minutes or just feature limits?
@fcalapverd79575 Right now recording is generous, you can record a long session (yes, even 2 hours) and it'll transcribe, and there's no monthly minute cap on the free tier today. That said, I'm being transparent: as I scale, I'm rolling out a monthly free allowance (a few hours of transcription per month) so the free tier stays sustainable — Pro will be unlimited. Long recordings themselves stay supported either way; it's about total monthly volume, not per-recording length.
The AI features (summaries, translation, chat with your notes) are where the free tier is more focused, you get a set number to try each month, then Pro unlocks unlimited. Happy to go deeper on any of it!
How well does it handle heavy accents or crosstalk in long meetings, and is there a file size or length cap on the free tier?
@znurkd3a Great question, two parts:
Accents & speakers: transcription runs on a multilingual engine I picked specifically for tricky audio. It handles accents, and even language-switching mid-sentence, really well. Multi-speaker meetings come through solid. When people heavily talk over each other at once, that's the tough case for any transcription tool, but normal back-and-forth captures cleanly. And no length cap, long meetings transcribe fine.
Free tier: no file-size or length limit on transcription you'd hit in normal use. The free limits are on the AI features, 10 AI actions a month (summaries, chat, translation) plus a few imports to try, then Pro unlocks unlimited. Transcription itself is open. Happy to go deeper on any of it