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Alternatives to Trint
A web platform that transcribes audio and video to editable, searchable text with AI summaries. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
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Trint
A web platform that transcribes audio and video to editable, searchable text with AI summaries.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Trint.
Sonix
An online transcription service that converts audio and video to text in over 54 languages.
Sonix is a paid cloud service in over 54 languages with speaker detection, timestamps and questions across transcripts, without Trint's live collaborative editing.
Rev
An AI and human transcription service with captioning, a transcript editor and a mobile voice recorder app.
Rev offers AI or human-verified transcripts, captions, a mobile recorder app and an API, with a product focus shifting toward legal and investigative customers.
HappyScribe
An AI transcription, subtitle and meeting notes service supporting more than 150 languages.
HappyScribe is freemium, supports more than 150 languages with optional human proofreading, and adds subtitles, meeting notes and mobile apps.
Notta
An AI note taker that transcribes and summarizes meetings, interviews, lectures and uploaded recordings.
Notta is a freemium note taker transcribing meetings and uploads in 58 languages, adding summaries, slides and infographics plus iOS and Android apps.
MacWhisper
A Mac app that transcribes audio and video files to text on your own machine.
MacWhisper transcribes locally on a Mac with speaker recognition, allowing offline use, but it is macOS only and has no team collaboration.
noScribe
Transcribes recorded audio to text on your own computer, with speaker separation.
noScribe is a free GPL-3.0 desktop app that transcribes with speaker separation offline, suited to sensitive interviews but slow without a GPU.
Scriberr
A self-hosted, offline audio transcription app that runs AI speech recognition on your own hardware.
Scriberr is a free MIT self-hosted app that transcribes offline on your own hardware with a web interface and API, which you must host yourself.
Whishper
A self-hosted web app for transcribing, translating and editing subtitles locally with Whisper models.
Whishper is a free AGPL-3.0 self-hosted app with local transcription, translation and a subtitle editor, though it lacks user authentication.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Laxis
AI note taker and voice keyboard that records meetings, writes summaries and turns speech into typed text.
Voicenotes
An AI notetaker that records meetings and voice notes, then produces summaries and action items.
Whisper
An open-source speech recognition model from OpenAI for transcribing and translating audio on your own machine.
DeepL
An AI translator and writing assistant for text, documents and speech, with desktop, mobile and browser apps.
WhisperX
A speech recognition tool that adds word-level timestamps and speaker diarization to Whisper transcription.