That is what Notta's free plan allows — plus 120 minutes for the whole month. Here a lecture, an interview or a three-hour workshop goes through in one piece, because the recognition runs on your own computer.
| Notta | Dictator | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 120 minutes a month, 3 minutes per file, 10 AI summaries | Local transcription without limits — no monthly quota, no cap on length |
| Where audio is processed | On Notta's servers | On your machine |
| Paid plans | Pro $13.99/mo, Business $27.99 per seat | From about $6/mo, cloud features only |
| Speaker separation | Yes, in the cloud | Yes, locally — free |
| Live subtitles over any window | No | Yes, with the translation underneath |
| Dictation into other apps | No | Yes, by a global shortcut |
| Offline | No | Yes |
| Platforms | Web, iOS, Android, Chrome | Windows, macOS, Android |
Notta's limits are taken from its pricing page, checked on 11 August 2026.
Notta lives in the browser and on the phone, joins online meetings and shares transcripts with a team. If you need transcripts in a shared workspace, with colleagues editing the same text, it is built for that and this app is not.
As long as your disk allows. The limiting factor is processing time, not a quota.
Yes, the transcript is broken up by time and by speaker.
Only cloud work: AI translation, cloud recognition, premium voices, OCR.
Not the first three minutes of it.
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