One reads YouTube transcripts beside the player. The other turns WhatsApp Web voice messages into text. Both are free, neither needs an account.
Both are free. Neither needs an account.
A panel docks next to the player with two tabs — a written summary, and the full transcript in timestamped blocks you can search and export.
The button sits under the voice bubble in WhatsApp Web. Press it and the text appears in the chat, with a one-line summary above it.
A panel with the full timestamped transcript and an AI summary, next to the player.
Filter the transcript to the lines containing a word, with the timestamps preserved.
Copy the text, or export a subtitle file with the timings intact.
A Transcribe button under every voice message in WhatsApp Web, with the text shown in the chat.
The language is detected from the audio, and the summary comes back in that same language.
No signup, no login, nothing to configure. Install and use.
Transcript and summary in a panel beside the player. Search it, jump by timestamp, export TXT, SRT or Markdown. 100 videos a month, free.
A Transcribe button on every voice message in WhatsApp Web. Summary first, then the exact words, in whatever language it was spoken.
Both are free and install in one click from the Chrome Web Store.
Both are free. Neither needs an account.