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Converts audio, video, and YouTube links into text with translation and speaker labels.
Memo AI transcribes audio and video files, including pasted YouTube links, into text. It separates speakers, translates output into more than 90 languages, and can summarize the result, aiming at podcast listeners, researchers, and anyone processing meeting or interview recordings without opening a dedicated meeting-notes tool. The free Basic tier is unlimited on transcription, translation, and voice synthesis but restricted to one device at a time; paid tiers unlock priority support and are sold as a yearly subscription or a discounted lifetime purchase rather than a monthly plan. The company behind it identifies itself in the site's copyright notice as Pemo LLC, without further public detail on team or headquarters.
Memo Pro is $25.99/year (listed as discounted from $39.99); a Memo Believer lifetime tier is $49.99 (from $99). The Basic tier is free but limited to one device.
Use tool ↗Memo AI covers the basics of turning spoken audio into usable text, including straight from a YouTube link, and the free tier is genuinely unlimited on transcription rather than capped by minutes, which is unusual. The tradeoff is a single-device restriction on every tier and a company that discloses almost nothing about itself beyond an LLC name in the footer.
Watch out: The single-device limit applies even on paid plans, so it won't work as a shared team account.
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