@voicybot
Five bots that turn a voice message, video note or a longer recording into text — two free, three with a free tier before paid use.
Turning a voice message into text is one of the most useful things a Telegram bot can do, whether it's a colleague's rambling voice note or a recorded meeting you don't want to relisten to. transcriber_bot is free by its developers' own stated policy and reads text out of a photo as well. voicybot is free and open source, and — unlike some transcription bots — works inside group chats, not just private messages.
For a recorded meeting, taktextbot separates up to 48 speakers, adds timestamps and a summary, and gives free minutes every 30 days before its paid plans; my_voice_messages_bot transcribes audio and video and then writes the summary.
Free and open source, and works in group chats, not just private messages — forward a voice or add it to a chat.
Free by its developers' own stated policy, nearly 40,000 people a month, and it reads text out of a photo as well as out of a voice message.
The one for a recorded meeting: up to 48 speakers separated, timestamps and a summary, and a published policy on who runs it and when your audio is deleted.
Transcribes audio and video and then writes the summary, which is the part that saves the time on anything longer than a voice note.
A Yandex-affiliated bot for turning voice messages into more accessible text formats, free.
Yes — voicybot (free and open source) and transcriber_bot (free by its developers' stated policy) both transcribe voice messages to text with no paid tier required.
taktextbot is built for it: it separates up to 48 speakers and adds timestamps and a summary, with free minutes every 30 days before a paid plan. my_voice_messages_bot also takes audio and video files and writes a summary next to the transcript.
voicybot works in groups — add it to a chat and every voice message gets an automatic text reply underneath it; it transcribes in private messages too.
