Chaitanya P.
Managing Director"Master the Media with Maestra"
The best side of this product is auto subtitling. And most importantly, it supports multiple languages.
Read full reviewUpload a recording for a polished transcript, or capture the meeting live. Both give you accurate, editable text.
Upload the meeting file, paste a link, or record the call live. Choose from 125+ languages.
Your transcript is ready in minutes with every speaker labeled and each line timestamped. Review, edit, or summarize it in the editor.
Share it with your team, or export as DOCX, PDF, TXT, or JSON for meeting minutes and records.
More than text on a page, a record your team can search, share, and act on.
From recorded calls to live meetings, here's how it all works.
Upload the recording to Maestra, choose the language, and your transcript arrives in minutes with speakers labeled. Or capture it live while the meeting runs. Either way you can edit, summarize, and share the result.
Live transcription with Maestra Live is free to use. For recorded meetings, a free trial lets you preview the quality before choosing a plan.
Never. Maestra works from your recording or your own live session, so nothing appears in your participant list, unlike most meeting notetakers.
That's built in. Summarize the meeting transcription into minutes and action items, then export them as TXT, DOCX or PDF.
Any platform, if you can record the meeting, Maestra can transcribe it. See how it works for Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet, including direct integrations for Zoom and Teams.
Any past recording works. Upload the file and get the full meeting transcript, no matter when the call took place.
Accurate enough for minutes and records, with an editor and custom dictionary to lock in names, clients, and internal terms.
Your recordings and transcripts stay yours, processed securely and deletable from your account at any time.
The best way depends on when you're transcribing. For a meeting that's already recorded, uploading the file to an AI tool like Maestra is fastest, minutes instead of hours. For a meeting in progress, live transcription captures it as it happens. Manual transcription remains the slowest and most expensive route.