3 AI tools for meeting summaries, compared — CLOVA Note, Daglo, tl;dv

Open CLOVA Note with a Naver account, record directly or upload a file, and it builds a transcript by speaker plus a summary. Korean recognition accuracy is high, and the summary pulls out key points and to-dos. Free conversion time is granted monthly, so light use is free enough, though a month with many meetings falls short. It fits on-site recording best: in-person meetings, interviews, and lectures. Send a share link to your team and people without the app can read it too.

Daglo is a Korean service centered on accurate full transcription. It takes video and YouTube links as well as recordings, and exports results as TXT, DOCX, or SRT subtitles, which helps when making lecture subtitles or record documents. There's a desktop app, so long files are easy to handle. The free plan's monthly conversion time is on the small side, and summaries are simpler than CLOVA Note's. The editing screen, where you click a misrecognized word to fix it, is well made, so correction goes fast.

tl;dv is a tool specialized in video calls. Connect your calendar and it joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams meetings automatically to record, then builds a transcript, a summary, and speaking time per person. You can clip important stretches to share and pass them automatically to Notion, Slack, or a CRM. Recording is free and unlimited, but the number of AI summaries is capped. It doesn't fit in-person recording, and outside participants must be told about the recording. For Korean meetings, set the language to Korean for better recognition.