Audionotes records or ingests voice notes, meeting audio, video files, images and YouTube links, then transcribes them in 99+ languages and turns them into structured summaries, meeting minutes, lecture notes, journals or custom templates you can search and share.
Vidnotes (published in the Chrome Web Store as Columbia Notetaker) is a free Chrome extension that generates AI-written notes from Columbia recitation recordings. When you play a recitation recording in the browser, the extension turns it into structured, timestamped notes so students can review the highlights instead of re-watching an entire session. It is intended for educational use and keeps the notes tied to the source material.
Audionotes records or ingests voice notes, meeting audio, video files, images and YouTube links, then transcribes them in 99+ languages and turns them into structured summaries, meeting minutes, lecture notes, journals or custom templates you can search and share.
Capture from voice, file, image, link or text
Record, upload, paste a YouTube link, add an image or type text — Audionotes transcribes it all in 99+ languages with automatic language detection and speaker recognition.
Custom summaries and templates
Choose from 100+ ready-made prompts and templates for meeting minutes, lecture notes, action items, journals and emails, or write your own custom prompts.
Chat with your notes
Ask questions directly against a note's transcript to pull out details, and use the writing assistant to turn a recording into a post, brief or email draft.
Integrations and exports
Connect the WhatsApp bot for instant summaries, sync with Notion, automate with Zapier and webhooks, and export to TXT, DOC, PDF, SRT and HTML.
強み・メリット
+One app covers voice, audio, video, images, links and typed text, so capture is never blocked by format
+99+ languages with speaker recognition and roughly 95% stated accuracy on major languages
100+ prompts and custom templates make outputs fit your workflow instead of generic summaries
+Genuinely broad integrations — WhatsApp, Notion, Zapier, webhooks — plus iOS, Android, web, Chrome and Mac apps
+States that AI training is blocked at the API level and that notes are encrypted in transit and at rest
制約・デメリット
–The free plan caps voice notes at 1 minute each, so only Pro is practical for real meetings or lectures
–Paid subscriptions are explicitly non-refundable, which makes trialling the free tier important first
–Not a HIPAA/BAA offering — no protected health information should be uploaded
–Some audio and file size limits apply due to device limits and fair-use policy
Vidnotes
Vidnotes (published in the Chrome Web Store as Columbia Notetaker) is a free Chrome extension that generates AI-written notes from Columbia recitation recordings. When you play a recitation recording in the browser, the extension turns it into structured, timestamped notes so students can review the highlights instead of re-watching an entire session. It is intended for educational use and keeps the notes tied to the source material.
AI notes from recitation recordings
Play a Columbia recitation recording and the extension drafts AI notes from the spoken content, so you do not have to transcribe it yourself.
Timestamped note taking
Notes are tied to timestamps in the recording, making it easy to jump back to the exact moment a point was made.
Review-ready summaries
Notes condense a full session into the key points, so reviewing before an exam takes minutes rather than hours.
Simple Chrome extension
Installs as a lightweight Chrome extension that the developer states does not collect or sell user data.
強み・メリット
+Free to install from the Chrome Web Store
+Purpose-built for Columbia recitation recordings
+AI notes with timestamps make review faster than re-watching
+Developer states the extension does not collect or sell user data
+Lightweight — a single add-on, no separate account needed
制約・デメリット
–Limited to Columbia recitation recordings rather than general video sources
–Small user base and a listing last updated in October 2024, so updates may be infrequent
–Requires Chrome and the specific recitation recording setup to be useful
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