Most AI notetakers are strong in English and mediocre in everything else. VoiceCap transcribes in 100+ languages and writes the summary, action items and decisions in that same language. Record in the room via native apps, send a bot to Zoom, Meet or Teams, or upload a file. Every meeting becomes a searchable record of what was decided and who owns it. Ask Claude or ChatGPT about it over MCP. EU company, recordings stored in Frankfurt, never used to train models. 300 free minutes, no card.
Hi everyone, Rokas here.
I run an AI software agency in Lithuania. We sit in a lot of client meetings, and for years the same thing kept happening: a call in Lithuanian, three people taking their own notes, and two weeks later nobody agreeing on what was actually decided.
Every AI notetaker we tried was built English-first. Ours came back with summaries that read like a bad translation of a meeting we hadn't had. So we built VoiceCap for ourselves, then for our clients, and now it's a product.
What it does:
- Transcribes in 100+ languages and writes the summary, action items and decisions in
that same language, not translated into English first (majority of smaller languages covered).
- Captures three ways: record in the room on your phone or laptop, send a bot to Zoom, Meet, Teams or upload a file.
- Keeps a decision log across every meeting: what was decided, in which meeting and in what context.
- Connects to Claude and ChatGPT over MCP, so you can ask "what did we agree with this client?" without ever opening the app
- EU company, recordings stored in Frankfurt, never used to train models
Free plan is 300 minutes and no card. Pro is €29 per capture seat, Business €49 for unlimited recording. Viewers are free on every plan.
The part I'd most like feedback on is the decision log. Every notetaker does summaries
and action items, but almost nobody treats decisions as separate records.
If you've ever had to reconstruct who agreed to what three months after a meeting, I'd like to hear how you handle it today.
congrats on the launch! , what is unique about VoiceCap compared to others , that makes it stand out
About VoiceCap on Product Hunt
“The AI notetaker for meetings in your language”
VoiceCap launched on Product Hunt on September 19th, 2026 and earned 97 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #8 on the daily leaderboard. Most AI notetakers are strong in English and mediocre in everything else. VoiceCap transcribes in 100+ languages and writes the summary, action items and decisions in that same language. Record in the room via native apps, send a bot to Zoom, Meet or Teams, or upload a file. Every meeting becomes a searchable record of what was decided and who owns it. Ask Claude or ChatGPT about it over MCP. EU company, recordings stored in Frankfurt, never used to train models. 300 free minutes, no card.
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