Stenoji review
A low-cost web transcription tool with Indian language coverage and useful meeting capture options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stenoji is a browser-based transcription and note-taking product for people who need to capture meetings, voice notes, or uploaded audio and video. It supports browser-tab capture for Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, along with microphone recording, file uploads, and direct media links. Its language coverage focuses on Indian users, with automatic detection across 14+ Indian languages, speaker identification, AI-generated summaries, punctuation polishing, and speaker renaming. Paid plans also add English translation.
The free plan provides 60 transcription minutes per month and includes all 14+ languages, automatic language detection, speaker identification, AI summaries, punctuation polishing, and meeting, microphone, and file transcription. Plus costs ₹499 per 30 days and raises the allowance to 1,200 minutes, adds live meeting captions, English translation, and storage for the last 20 transcripts. Pro costs ₹799 per 30 days and provides 2,400 minutes with the same listed feature set. The published plans use 30-day pricing rather than annual billing, making Plus the practical starting point for regular meeting transcription and Pro the higher-volume option.
Stenoji’s main advantage is its combination of Indian language support and varied capture methods in a web-only workflow. Users can transcribe MP3, WAV, and MP4 files, capture browser tabs, or record through a microphone, then copy the result or download it as a .txt file. The product fits individuals and small teams that want straightforward transcription without a larger collaboration ecosystem. It is less suitable for buyers who need native desktop or mobile apps, broader export formats, or transcript storage beyond the last 20 saved transcripts on paid plans. Choose Stenoji for accessible multilingual capture; consider another tool if platform breadth or deeper document workflows matter more.
Stenoji pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Transcribes meetings, microphones, files, and direct media links
- Supports 14+ Indian languages with automatic language detection
- Adds speaker identification, summaries, and punctuation polishing
- Where it doesn't
- Platform coverage is limited to the web
- Paid plans save only the last 20 transcripts
- Exports are limited to one-click copy or .txt downloads
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