Google Recorder
6.1#29 in voice note appsAndroidWeb
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Voice Notebook
8.1#2 in voice note appsFrom $16 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebExtension
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Google Recorder | Voice Notebook |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Mountain View, California, United States | Richmond, British Columbia, Canada |
| Integrations | Users can share transcripts to Google Docs or NotebookLM and export transcripts as text files. | Android notes can be uploaded to Google Drive, and recording can be started or stopped through Google Assistant. |
| Purpose | Recorder captures audio for meetings, lectures, band practice, family memories, and other moments, and automatically transcribes and labels recordings. | The service transcribes speech and audio files into text. |
| Support | Google Play lists [email protected] as the Recorder app support email. | Support is provided through developer email addresses and troubleshooting instructions on product pages. |
Google Recorder plans
No prices published.
Voice Notebook plans
- Basic web serviceFree
- Basic (web service)Free
- Windows/Linux/Mac OS integration$2.50 a month
- Windows/Linux/Mac OS integration$7, paid once
- Windows/Linux/Mac OS integration$16 a year
- Premium iOSPriced on request
Pick Google Recorder if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Voice Notebook if…
It suits people who want to dictate notes, transcribe media, or add voice input on mobile, web, or desktop platforms. The Google Play listing also identifies it as suitable for communication with deaf people.