Knowtworthy vs VeriAct

Knowtworthy is meeting software for shared minutes, agendas, transcription, and action tracking. Meeting documents synchronize in real time so participants can edit together. Users can create, assign, and monitor action items, with personalized lists available across devices. Transcription works during meetings and on uploaded audio or video files, with languages listed as English, Cantonese, Mandarin, French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, and Russian. Recordings from Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet can be uploaded for transcription; a direct integration is not described. The no-account Free plan supports a quick meeting, real-time sharing and editing, and PDF download. Meeting documents can be created from the homepage without charge, but organizations cannot be created for free. Basic costs $24 per user per month, Pro $919 per user per month, and Business $3,079 per user per month. The service is available on Android, iOS, and the web, including phones and tablets through its web application.

VeriAct is a web service that turns meeting transcripts and recordings into organized action items. Its AI identifies each item’s assignee and deadline, then supports deadline reminders. Pro accepts TXT, DOCX, and PDF transcripts plus MP4, MP3, and WAV uploads for transcription and extraction. Teams can create rooms, invite members, and track action items with real-time updates. Users can download action items as JSON or CSV and add deadlines to a calendar. Enterprise adds a meeting bot that can join Zoom or Google Meet, record and transcribe meetings, and create a room containing the resulting items. The Free plan provides five extractions per month from TXT or DOCX transcripts, browser storage, and JSON/CSV export. Pro costs $12 a month; Enterprise costs $49 a month. VeriAct lists HTTPS/TLS encryption, database access controls, and stated retention periods.