Fireflies.ai alternatives for meeting transcription

Speakr supplies a searchable recording library with timestamp-linked questions, speaker-aware playback and summaries. Groups, sharing permissions and signed webhooks suit Fireflies users who need a self-hosted team review and follow-up workflow.

Meetily suits recording a call and seeing a transcript without a meeting bot joining. Recording and transcription run locally; summaries can use Ollama or a chosen cloud API.

Hyprnote, now Anarlog, captures meetings from device audio without a bot joining the call. Keep personal notes beside transcripts, produce editable summaries and ask follow-up questions using a local model server.

Vexa captures meetings through bots for Google Meet, Teams and Zoom and exposes live speaker-named transcripts, history and webhooks. It suits technical teams connecting Fireflies-style capture to agents or custom applications; self-hosted knowledge agents maintain linked meeting pages.

Scrieb suits reviewing interviews and calls through speaker-labelled transcripts, summaries and meeting chat. It captures call audio or imports recordings, then lets you export the transcript as a document.

Scriberr suits a self-hosted recording library with timed transcripts, playback and notes. Transcript questions can use Ollama or an optional hosted provider.

AnythingLLM combines a desktop meeting recorder with document workspaces. It can transcribe and summarize calls locally, then use agents and source-based chat for work that continues beyond the meeting.

Vibe suits teams that mainly need searchable text from recorded calls. Capture microphone and system audio, label speakers and summarize transcripts through Ollama; meeting-platform automation is a separate workflow.

WhisperX suits processing recorded interviews or meetings with word-level alignment and optional speaker labels. It is a transcription tool rather than a shared meeting workspace.