Minutes AI

Minutes AI is an AI transcriber tool that turns live audio, uploads and YouTube links into formatted AI notes. Minutes AI records, uploads or imports audio and returns formatted notes, transcripts and a chat interface for pulling out action items.

Minutes AI is an AI note taking and transcription tool built by a Berkeley based team. It records or accepts audio, then produces structured minutes: headings, bullet points and the key points of a session, so the person in the room can listen instead of typing. The homepage positions it for both meetings and lecture audio, which puts it in the same conversation as meeting assistants and student note tools rather than in the recording hardware space. Audio arrives in three ways. A built in recorder captures live sound, files can be uploaded from the device, and YouTube videos can be imported by link. Transcription runs across 50 or more languages, and each recording keeps a full transcript you can read or scrub through alongside the audio. From there, a chat layer lets you question the recording directly: pull out action items, ask what was decided, or request a specific insight without rereading the whole text. Output is built for sharing. Minutes are generated as formatted documents and can be exported as PDFs, emails or texts with a single action, which suits anyone who has to circulate a recap after a call or class. The site reports more than 200 million minutes of audio processed, a 4.9 out of 5 rating, and SOC 2 compliance, with a stated policy of not selling data and allowing permanent deletion on request. The trade off is scope. Minutes AI covers capture, transcription and summary well, but the homepage does not describe calendar connections, conferencing bots or a documented API, so teams that want notes to appear automatically after a scheduled Zoom or Meet call should check that workflow before committing. Buyers who mainly need accurate text plus a clean formatted recap, including students working from recorded lectures, are the clearest fit. Pricing tiers are not published on the homepage, so plans need to be confirmed in the app.