I really like the AI generated summary after each meeting as this helps all participants remember the most important parts. No more spending time after the meeting writing up the Minutes, it's all taken care of with Spoke.

Sometimes the Google Calendar sync drops out, but this happens with other tools we use so I can't tell if it's Google or Spoke.

I have loved Spoke from the minute I started using it, because I can think of 100's of uses for it and have recommended it to others. If you're a content producer or marketer (and who ISN'T these days?), you will love this tool. You can immediately download the transcriptions in Word, or SRT/VTT formats, and you can burn the transcription right into the video and download a copy of the video with the subtitles all in place. Amazing!

The bottom line with transcription is accuracy--and Spoke is about the best I've seen yet. Every time I upload a video or meeting, I know I'm going to get a transcript within *minutes* that's in the top tiers of accuracy for the current state of the art.

The editor could use a few new features. For instance, when editing, I routinely highlight/select an erroneous word in order to delete it once I start typing the correction. This method of editing typically sends me to the bottom of the transcription, such that I need to scroll back up and find my place again. You need to drop the cursor at the edit point and either or in order to take out characters. You can't highlight them and then 'type over' them as I'm prone to doing. (I would also like to see some new formats for the subtitles in videos--but I think they're working on this already.)

Disappointed they took out the ability to upload videos, that was the main function I used it for

I got Spoke a couple years back when they let you upload videos, then edit the transcriptions, and download the edited part - so I used to use if for editing longer videos into exactly the portions I wanted

Unfortunately they recently disabled the ability to upload your own videos, so as far as I can tell, now you can only use it while you're on a zoom, google, or other meeting.

we are happy with Spoke, Lazarre and the team are listening to the users and have new features and update every now and then

This is a recording and transcript tool, it can recognize most languages, and easy to use. We now have someone to keep track on our meetings and work with zoom and live webinar

accent is an issues, spoke sometimes cannot get the transcript right especially with asian accent in english

It's simply a matter of installing Spoke and linking your calendar (or not, if you just want to provide the link to the meeting manually each time), and Spoke joins as a guest to record and transcribe your meetings. If you just want to record your screen, it has that as a feature as well, which is perfect if you are using something other than the major three meeting platforms (Meet, Zoom and Teams), or you just want to record a quick video on the desktop. I've used Spoke to record all of my client meetings, so I can send them a link to go back and watch what we discussed, and to record webinars.

I've connected Spoke to my Google Calendar, and it automatically detects whenever I have a meeting through Zoom, Google Meet or Teams, and joins, records and transcribes it all in full. This means that I don't need to try to remember to record meetings with clients, and it even records webinars so I can go back and watch them again - or, read through the transcript, and create highlights of just the important parts so I don't need to watch the full thing with all of the fluff. I can download the videos with the captions burnt in, I can make meeting notes, I can create highlights and just share a link to watch the highlights, and even export the .srt file to put into my videos that I want to manually edit.

Sometimes the integration with Google Calendar stuffs up and I need to re-sync it. This isn't a big deal, but it gets annoying when once a month or so I find that it's not updating all of my meetings in my calendar. The video quality also isn't that great, so you really can't rely on Spoke to export videos that are of high quality.

It is a great product and helps with the efficiency of my business & how I can connect with people

Makes it easier for my client to join me on a video call as there is no software to download and they can join quickly

Sometimes in a long conversation, it can be a little slow

It's been a delightful experience so far and I see a lot of improvement from last year that I started using the tool, so I hope they will continue improving the service overall.

The most important feature is definitely the automatic transcription that can work in several languages, specifically, I use it in English for work meetings and in Spanish for my University classes recordings. It also lets you download your videos once processed with the transcription included.

Even though it recognizes most of the speech of the people talking, it doesn't get all of the discussion properly but that's understandable considering several aspects from the backgrounds noise to a very specific vocabulary. At the moment, it also lacks API support, so you cannot really integrate it with other tools.

The transcriptions are pretty spot on. There are the occasional items that you'll have to correct, but nothing more than as expected, such as foreign languages, technical terms, and names. I like the ease of sharing the videos with transcriptions, there are no hoops to jump through or extra steps to take. Clipping videos to highlighted sections only is also helpful for cleaning up the video and calling attention to specific portions of the video.

The desktop app needs some more love from the developers. It works, but it has its occasional hiccups and the user experience is somewhat clunky. Interacting with it feels like interacting with software from the nineties. It looks good, but it feels wrong.

We use Spoke to create actionable shorter videos from longer meeting recordings.

I love the idea behind Spoke. I would like to quickly get the gist of a video without watching it entirely, and Spoke is meant for that. You can easily create a new shorter video based on an original recording, by selecting the most important chunks. That's a great idea with tons of possibilities.

The main disadvantage is that the whole process of summarizing a video by selecting its highlights or the parts relevant to you is manual. AI is probably not up to task nowadays, but I'd love to see that as the natural evolution of Spoke.

This is one of the most useful meeting tools I've used. After joining a Zoom meeting, Spoke can take notes automatically (transcribe) with amazing accuracy. The other feature that I love the most is the ability to upload a video and Spoke will transcribe the video automatically. You can then share the video + transcription from Spoke directly with any interested parties.

The UI/UX can certainly do with some improvements to enhance the overall workflow.

I use Spoke to create transcripts from client calls. This allows me to digest the material after the call and not have to rewatch the video. I couldn’t do my business as well without a transcript software.

I was using Otter.ai before and I feel Spoke has better transcripts. It’s easy to use. After a video call with a client I just upload it and the transcript is ready very quickly.

I wish that I could copy and paste directly from the program and didn’t need to download the transcript first. But other than that I can’t see any major things I’d change.

Spoke helps me transcribe my videos into Spanish, so I can get text for my blog posts and even create English versions of the videos.

The ease of use of the product, the interface that adapts to different needs, the possibility of editing the text by sections, the synchronization of time with the text without having to edit line by line, the export to multiple formats from the generated script.

Actually, for my use case I can't ask for anything more, although it would be very nice to integrate a dark mode, because sometimes I work at night and the light interface affects a little, but nothing that can't be solved with an extension in chrome.

I love that it integrates with so many different software. Notion, slack etc.

It had a lot of bugs initially (I was part of beta) but it has fixed just about all of those over the year.

I use it to edit and create mini episodes of my podcast @Fs_brew (twitter) and it just works!

It is fairly easy to import videos and then to create snippets. The transcription makes it easy to find the sections of the video that needs to be edited or trimmed.

The transcription is not 100% accurate and they do no claim that as well. But it is functional for most purposes.

The integration with Zoom is great as well as the ability to edit the footage for sections that are needed. Simple and easy-to-understand interface.

They are constantly updating the software. I hope more integrations and languages supported over time will be even more amazing.

The transcription is pretty sweet but the clincher is the automatically generated summary - It. Is. Amazing!

So far everything’s great. I genuinely have no complaints.

Intuitive product, makes me save time in meetings, great after sales service

I started using it early stage, few technical improvements were necessary, all good now

Very satisfied with the overall experience. It do what it does best.

Upload speed is fast and it shows estimated time of transcribing. So far, transcription for my videos and meeting is good enough. It managed to captured most of the words correctly. Highlighting the text and clicking on it will directly link to the video is very easy. It even has an option to download the .SRT file on top of the docx file.

Perhaps there's an option to choose Asian English to get more accurate results.

Spoke is fantastic and has opened up the scope of repurposing with so much ease... as well as captioning my videos, making them more accessible to people.

I love that it transcribes fairly accurately - and that it adds captions to my videos.

It would be awesome if this worked directly with Vimeo.

Thanks to the app I save a lot of time.

Since you do not need to take notes anymore, you can be more focalized on the speakers.

For languages that are not English, sometimes the results are not optimal yet.

I work with a lot of people with thick accents and it is hard to understand what they say sometimes. Plus it's hard to take notes on everything they say, so it's great to have a transcript of everything said

They emphasize integrations with a few apps over others, which makes using the others complicated

Extremely easy to use and set up. Also has a nice interface.

Pricing is a little too high, especially with a lack of discounts for students etc