Notta

A multilingual meeting transcriber with Asian-language strength: live recording, translation across 104 languages and AI summaries — notably polished for Japanese, Chinese and Korean meetings.

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Overview

Notta is the transcription tier of the market most Western tools under-serve: teams whose meetings live in Japanese, Chinese and Korean. Live transcription, 104-language translation and AI summaries arrive in a package polished for those languages first — the difference between captions you can read and captions you can trust in CJK contexts.

It competes with Otter (English-first) and tl;dv (multilingual, Western UX) on its home turf, adding screen recording with transcripts and calendar automation. Accuracy on quiet rooms and niche vocabulary still trails the best, and the free tier limits duration. For cross-border teams in East Asia — or anyone whose meeting mix is CJK-heavy — Notta is the natural default.

Pros / Cons

Pros

Top-tier CJK transcription quality
104-language translation built in
Calendar-synced auto-joining
Mobile apps carry the full loop

Cons

English accuracy trails Otter/AssemblyAI
Free tier limits minutes
Advanced features tier-gated

Who it's for

Japanese/Chinese/Korean business meetings

Cross-border teams needing translation

Interview and lecture transcription

Recording and summarizing online courses

Bottom line

The meeting transcriber East Asian teams deserve — CJK first, everything else included.

Key Features

Live transcription for meetings & audio

Translation across 104 languages

AI summaries & action items

Screen-recorder with transcripts

Calendar sync (Zoom/Meet/Teams)

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Frequently asked questions

What is Notta?

Notta is a Productivity tool developed by Notta. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. A multilingual meeting transcriber with Asian-language strength: live recording, translation across 104 languages and AI summaries — notably polished for Japanese, Chinese and Korean meetings.