TurboScribe types
out the file.
We tell you
what was decided.
TurboScribe transcribes audio and video files you upload, in bulk, with subtitle exports. MeetNotes records the conversation on your phone and turns it into minutes with speaker names, decisions and action items. Which one you need.
Where MeetNotes wins: A phone app that records the meeting itself, separates the speakers and writes the minutes (summary, decisions, action items), where TurboScribe transcribes files you upload and leaves the minutes to you.
Why MeetNotes,
not TurboScribe
You want to record the conversation, not only transcribe a file. MeetNotes is a phone app: press record in the room, or send the notetaker into a Zoom, Meet or Teams call.
You need what was decided, not only what was said: a summary, decisions, and action items with an owner and a due date, written from the recording.
You want speaker names you confirm once and that are recognised again in later recordings.
On Android, your phone's call recordings become call notes automatically, with no upload step.
The differences that
actually decide it
Structural facts only — no feature-count scoreboard, and no prices, because prices change and a stale price is a false claim.
| TurboScribe | MeetNotes | |
|---|---|---|
| What you give it | Files and links you upload | A live recording on the phone, a call, or a file you import |
| Phone app | None; it runs in the browser | Android and iPhone apps |
| Speaker labels | Optional speaker recognition | Always, with names you confirm |
| Minutes (summary, decisions, actions) | Not produced by the transcription service | The main output |
| Subtitles and bulk export | SRT, VTT, CSV and folder export | Not the focus |
When TurboScribe
still fits
You transcribe media in bulk: many files at once, very long files, and whole folders exported together.
You need subtitle files (SRT or VTT) for video, or you transcribe YouTube and other links directly.
You want the transcript translated into a very large number of languages.
Where they fit: TurboScribe is built for file transcription at volume: bulk uploads, very long files, subtitle exports, link transcription and translation. If your job is turning a pile of recordings into text or captions, it is designed for exactly that, and MeetNotes is not.
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- Transcribes uploaded audio and video files and links; no App Store or Play Store app, runs in the phone browser — turboscribe.ai/help — "Does TurboScribe have a mobile app?", checked 19 September 2026
- Optional "Speaker Recognition"; exports PDF, DOCX, SRT, VTT, CSV and TXT — turboscribe.ai/support, checked 19 September 2026
- Summaries and chat come from a separate custom GPT, not from the transcription service — turboscribe.ai/blog — "TurboScribe GPT", checked 19 September 2026
- Large files and bulk uploads, folder export — turboscribe.ai/pricing (limits only), checked 19 September 2026
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