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CLOVA Note

A Naver app that turns meeting and lecture recordings into text and summaries

Free plan Korean supported

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Key specs

CLOVA Note key specs
Price Free plan
Free limits A free conversion allowance each month (around 300 minutes; verify)
Paid price Paid plans for extra time
Student / edu discount No
Korean KoreanKorean support / Korean service (Korean company). Korean recognition is its strength; English, Japanese, and others supported too
Login Required
Platforms Web · iOS · Android
File input AUDIO
Download output Download text and summaries, share links
Commercial use ConditionalNaver terms. Consent from the people recorded is the user's responsibility

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Who it's for

  • Professionals, journalists, and students who record meetings, interviews, or lectures and want text split by speaker so they can see who said what. For Korean-language meetings its recognition accuracy is among the most reliable
  • People who want the key points pulled out of a long recording and to search for a particular remark later. Search a word in the transcript and you can play the recording from that moment
  • People who want to start with a Naver account and see the same records on phone and PC. There's no sign-up process, so the bar is low for first-time users

Drawbacks

  • Free conversion time is capped per month, which falls short in a month with many meetings
  • When several people talk at once or there is a lot of noise, speaker separation and recognition accuracy drop
  • Summaries are broadly accurate, but the decisions and to-dos it extracts need a human to check them again. Cross-check numbers and dates against the transcript in particular

Getting started

  1. Install the app or sign in on the web with a Naver account.
  2. In "New note", record directly or upload an audio file. Leave the language as Korean and set the number of participants.
  3. When conversion finishes you see a transcript by speaker. Click a speaker name to change it to the real name, and fix any misheard words yourself.
  4. Use "Summary" at the top to build key points and a to-do list.
  5. Download the text or share a link with your team. Tell meeting participants in advance that you are recording.

Similar tools

  • Daglo Free plan Daglo has similar speaker separation and summaries, but a different paid plan structure and a desktop app
  • tl;dv Free plan tl;dv specializes in automatically recording and summarizing Zoom and Google Meet calls
  • Lilys AI Free plan Lilys AI also summarizes YouTube and PDFs, but its meeting-specific features (speaker separation) are weak

See also

Official link

https://clovanote.naver.com/ (opens in a new tab)

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