Alternatives to IBM Watson Speech to Text

Express Scribe suits medical, legal and video transcription workflows.

Happy Scribe

It suits people who need multilingual transcription, subtitling, or translation, and teams that collaborate on recorded material.

Superwhisper

Superwhisper suits people who dictate across apps and want text adapted to screen context.

Speech-to-Text suits developers integrating transcription into applications or workflows that need streaming, batch, or synchronous recognition.

Transkriptor

Transkriptor suits people who need audio transcription or translation across supported languages, with speaker labels and timestamps.

Gladia

Gladia suits developers building audio recording, transcription, or analysis into products through an API.

Simon Says suits people who need to transcribe or translate audio and video, edit transcripts, or move text into video and audio editing tools.

AssemblyAI

It suits developers building transcription, speech-understanding, or voice applications who need API access, language coverage, or self-hosting.

Vosk suits developers building applications that need offline or streaming speech recognition.

Trint suits newsrooms, podcasters, local businesses, and global organizations that need searchable transcripts, editing, collaboration, or publishing tools.

Maestra

Maestra may suit people working with video, meetings, webinars, podcasts, education, film, or social media who need transcription or localization.

noScribe

It suits researchers, journalists, and others working with interview or sensitive audio who want local transcription and transcript-editing tools.

f4 is presented for transcription and qualitative research, with individual, student, teaching, institutional, and campus license options.

Leopard suits developers and enterprises that need local transcription of recorded audio or video, including word-level metadata and speaker tags.

It suits researchers, translators, filmmakers, journalists, transcriptionists, educators and other professionals working with audio or video.

easytranscript suits people who want desktop transcription with editing controls, timestamps, and speaker management.

Buzz

Buzz suits people who want to transcribe or translate audio locally, including from video, YouTube links, or a live microphone.