TicNote review
Records and transcribes meetings, then organizes the conversation into searchable notes.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TicNote records meetings through a browser, mobile apps, or TicNote devices, then turns conversations into transcripts, summaries, action items, and searchable notes. Its combination of recording options and follow-up tools suits individuals and teams who want to keep meeting material organized, including people who prefer device-assisted capture. Web, iOS, Android, and Chrome extension access give it several ways to fit into a working routine, while templates, speaker labels, mind maps, and translation add options for handling the resulting notes.
The feature set extends beyond transcription: users can search across meeting notes and files, detect action items and follow-ups, and export transcripts or summaries to PDF, Word, and audio formats. TicNote also supports live transcription and transcription of uploaded audio or video. For video calls, its listed integrations are Zoom web, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams web; the product can support those browser-based meetings without inviting a bot. That makes it a fit for workflows centered on those web versions, but less suitable for teams that require a broader conferencing integration set.
Pricing starts with a Free plan offering meeting recording and transcription access, live transcription, AI summaries, and note templates. Professional costs $12.99 per month or $79 per year and includes 1,500 transcription minutes per month, advanced and customized templates, and longer web recordings. Business costs $29.99 per month or $239 per year, with 6,000 monthly minutes, longer web recordings, and higher AI request limits. Enterprise adds customized usage, an AI meeting agent, and single sign-on. Choose TicNote if its capture options, exports, and search match your process; consider another tool if your conferencing setup depends on integrations beyond the listed web versions.
TicNote pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Records through a browser, mobile apps, or TicNote devices
- Combines transcription, summaries, action items, and cross-meeting search
- Exports notes as PDF or Word files and audio formats
- Where it doesn't
- Conferencing integrations cover web versions of Zoom, Meet, and Teams
- Professional includes 1,500 transcription minutes per month
- Business includes 6,000 transcription minutes per month
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