Notta and Tiro,
what is actually different?
Both record meetings and summarize them accurately. The differences show up in two places: how often you can translate, and what happens after the meeting ends.
Three things that set Tiro apart
Interpretation that stays on, not an allowance
Notta includes live translation on Pro and Business as up to 2 to 4 free uses a month. Tiro interprets 15+ languages while the meeting is running, on every paid plan, with no monthly use count.
The notes start the next task
MCP lets Claude and Cursor read the meeting directly, and a webhook fires the moment it ends. Follow-up emails, tasks, and CRM updates move without anyone copying text across.
Outside the meeting room, at the same quality
Tiro captures system audio, so in-person conversations, phone calls, and offline recordings come through at the same quality as video meetings. Nothing joins the participant list.
They look alike. They do different jobs.
Notta already covers a lot of ground. It transcribes 58 languages in real time, records with a bot or without one, and carries SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Tiro picks up where the transcript stops, and it keeps in-meeting interpretation available without a monthly allowance.
Side by side, in detail
| Notta | Tiro | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does best | Records, summarizes, and translates across 58 languages | Hands meeting context to agents and internal systems |
| Capture | Bot for Zoom, Meet, Teams, and Webex, plus bot-free desktop recording | System audio capture, in person, phone, and offline |
| Real-time transcription | Supported, within 0.5 seconds | |
| Interpretation during the meeting | Included on Pro and Business as up to 2 to 4 free uses a month | 15+ languages, every paid plan, no monthly use count |
| Transcription languages | 58 languages, including Korean, Japanese, and Chinese | 15+ languages, including Korean, Japanese, and Chinese |
| Security certifications | SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001 | SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified |
| Integrations | CRMs, Slack, Notion, Drive, and Zapier | MCP, API, Webhook, and CLI on every paid plan |
| Public API | Not documented on the official pages | Included with every paid plan |
| Devices | Desktop, mobile, and web (Notta Memo hardware also sold) | Desktop, mobile, web, and Apple Watch |
| Training on your data | Paid plans are not used for training. The free plan is not stated | Never used for training, on every plan |
| Where data sits | Japan (Tokyo region, per Notta's Japanese security page) | AWS Seoul region only |
| Getting started | Free plan (120 minutes a month, 3 minutes per conversation). Pro $8.17 a month billed annually, $13.49 monthly | Free trial, then from $7 a month |
Different jobs call for different tools
You want recording, summaries, and occasional translation in one place, and the length of the language list matters more than how often you translate. A free plan and a low annual price are what you are optimizing for.
You interpret in most meetings rather than a few a month, you need in-person and phone conversations recorded at the same quality, or you want notes flowing through MCP, API, Webhook, and CLI into internal systems and AI agents.
It comes down to how often you translate, and how far the notes need to travel.
See what it saves you, in numbers
Pick your team size and get the estimated hours and cost saved, plus a rollout quote, right away.
Frequently asked questions
Can we run Notta and Tiro side by side?
Yes. If recording already works on Notta, there is no reason to move it. The point at which Tiro is worth looking at is when you want the notes connected to internal systems and AI agents so the work after the meeting is automated.
Notta already translates during meetings. What is different about Tiro?
The meter. On Pro and Business, Notta includes monolingual real-time translation and bilingual live transcription as up to 2 to 4 free uses a month. Tiro interprets 15+ languages during the meeting on every paid plan with no monthly use count, so a team that interprets every week does not have to budget its uses.
What is MCP?
A common way for AI agents to read outside data. Connect Tiro's MCP server and Claude or Cursor reads the summary and decisions from the meeting that just ended, then drafts the follow-up email, creates the tasks, and updates the CRM from that meeting. Nobody pastes the transcript anywhere.
How accurate is Tiro's transcription?
98% in typical rooms and above 90% on noisy sites. It records 15+ languages in real time, including Korean, Japanese, and Chinese, and text appears on screen within 0.5 seconds of the words being spoken, so you can read and use it during the meeting.
Can Tiro record meetings that are not video calls?
Yes. Tiro captures system audio directly, so in-person conversations, phone calls, and offline recordings come through at the same quality as video meetings. No bot joins the call.
How does Tiro handle security?
Tiro is certified to SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, customer data is never used to train AI models, and encryption keys are isolated per customer. Data location, SSO, and audit log requirements are handled case by case depending on your size and environment.