Vocol or Briefly AI? A Comprehensive Review

Three languages supported

Translation into 25 languages

Actionable tasks from transcript

Task linkage to conversation moment

Task assignment feature

Priority setting for tasks

Auto-reminders for tasks

Plans for individuals and teams

Google or Microsoft login

Free account registration

Supports 12 languages

Generates meeting summaries

Automatic transcription service

Personalized follow-up emails

Dedicated Chrome extension

Compatible with popular video conferencing tools

Turns transcripts into polished documents

Objectively extracts key insights

Action items generation

Single location for transcripts and summaries

Supports only three languages

Complicated credit system ('V-points')

Possible accuracy issues with multilingual meetings

Does not offer an offline version

Limited integration options

No information on data security

Unclear pricing structure

Login required even for trial

Requires high-speed internet for video processing

Limited to Chrome extension

Lacks mobile app support

Cannot handle multiple languages simultaneously

Supports only 12 languages

Incompatibility with non-popular conferencing tools

May not handle technical jargons efficiently

Possibility of incorrect transcription

Depends on external video platforms

Potentially generic email drafting

Requires clean audio for transcription