31 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- Windows users who need private, offline transcription of audio and video files on their own computer.
- Runs as
- Desktop app
- Used for
- transcribe recordings into text or subtitles locally
- convert voice notes and video files to txt or srt
- generate subtitles from OBS or YouTube downloads offline
- Launched on Product Hunt on Apr 22, 2026Product Hunt ↗
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
HappyScribe
Transcribes audio and video files and live calls into text in 150 languages, with speaker names, subtitles and summaries.
2.7MFrom $17/mo2017 - #2
Flow
Converts speech to polished text in any application across devices.
54.8kActiveFrom $15/user/mo2021 - #3
Sonix
Transcribes audio and video files into timestamped text, translates them, and generates subtitles and summaries.
30.5kActiveFrom $25/mo2017 - #4
AssemblyAI
Transcribes and understands speech from pre-recorded and real-time audio via APIs.
18.7kActive - #5
Deepgram
Converts speech to text and text to speech with real-time voice agent orchestration via unified API.
17.6kActiveFrom $0.00 per use2015 - #6
TranskriptorMCP · sign-in
Transcribes audio and video files and online meetings into text in many languages, with summaries and export to common document formats.
7.1kActiveFrom $9.99/mo
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Transcribes audio and video files locally on Windows using Whisper, writing txt or srt subtitles without uploading anything. It is listed in the Atlas under Voice.
Who is transcrito.app for?
Windows users who need private, offline transcription of audio and video files on their own computer.
Do people use transcrito.app?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to transcrito.app?
In Voice, by use: HappyScribe, Flow, Sonix, AssemblyAI, Deepgram, Transkriptor.
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