Spoke review
A focused web app for turning uploaded voice memos into searchable, summarized transcripts.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Spoke is a web-based voice memo transcription service for individuals, teams, and power users who want to turn uploaded recordings into searchable notes. It accepts MP3, M4A, WAV, and WEBM files up to 50MB, then produces transcripts with timestamps and speaker labels. AI-generated summaries and key points help condense recordings, while folders, memo filtering, and full-text search support ongoing organization. Audio playback linked to timestamps makes it easier to move between a transcript and its source recording.
Pricing is structured around a useful free entry point and two paid plans. The Free plan includes AI summaries and key points, full-text search, and TXT export, with monthly transcription limits. Pro costs $12 per month and adds unlimited transcription, unlimited memos, speaker detection, and TXT plus DOCX export while retaining the Free plan features. Business costs $29 per month and adds advanced export options, usage analytics, priority email support, early access to new features, and the Pro feature set. Team workspaces are listed for Business as coming soon. The published pricing also presents an annual option with savings of up to 25%.
The product’s strongest fit is a straightforward browser workflow: upload an audio file, review a timestamped transcript, search across memos, and export the result. That narrow focus keeps the feature set relevant for personal notes, interviews, meetings, and other recorded memos. Spoke is less suitable for buyers who need a native mobile experience or a broader connected software ecosystem, since its listed platform is web and no integrations are specified. Choose it for accessible transcription and organization in the browser; consider an alternative if team collaboration or platform breadth is central to the purchase.
Spoke pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes summaries, search, and TXT export
- Transcribes MP3, M4A, WAV, and WEBM files up to 50MB
- Timestamps, speaker labels, playback, and DOCX export add useful depth
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits use to a browser-based workflow
- Free transcription is subject to monthly limits
- Business team workspaces are marked as coming soon
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