StenifyAI transcribes meetings, labels up to 35 speakers, and writes AI summaries in 99 languages. Pay-as-you-go credits from $13.9, with 200 free.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
StenifyAI is a browser-based tool that turns recorded conversations into written transcripts and structured summaries. Users record audio directly in the browser or upload an existing file, and the service returns a transcript with each speaker labeled, followed by an AI-generated summary. The name nods to the stenographer, defined on the homepage as a person whose job is to transcribe speech quickly and accurately.
The site positions the product as a fix for scattered notes, slow manual minutes, and inconsistent formats across team members. It covers meetings and podcasts, supports 99 languages, and charges by the minute of audio through credits instead of a subscription. The footer states that the product was built at Cursor Hackathon Singapore.
The workflow has three steps. The user starts by recording in the browser or uploading audio files, with multiple formats and sources supported. StenifyAI then transcribes the audio and automatically distinguishes between speakers, which the company says leads to cleaner transcripts and more accurate action items.
In the third step, the tool detects the type of meeting and generates a summary suited to it. Summaries can be regenerated without limit. The company lists audio processing in under 30 seconds, AI analysis in under 10 seconds, and instant formatted output. The homepage also offers a demo where visitors can try a sample meeting or podcast and view the transcript and summary.
Speaker identification is the headline transcription feature. StenifyAI says it can pinpoint up to 35 voices per recording and tag each speaker, producing searchable transcripts. Language coverage is broad, with transcription and summaries available in 99 languages. Smart meeting detection adjusts the summary to the format, from team huddles to podcasts.
On the workflow side, recording and uploading happen in the browser with no bots or installs, and the site says it works on any device. Summaries can be exported to PDF and DOC and regenerated as often as needed. AI summaries do not use credits, so only the transcribed minutes of audio are billed. No third-party integrations are listed.
StenifyAI is a browser-based tool that transcribes recorded or uploaded audio, identifies speakers, and generates AI summaries. It is aimed at meetings and podcasts and supports 99 languages.
StenifyAI sells credit packs instead of subscriptions. Pro is $13.9 for 1,000 credits and Team is $59.9 for 5,000 credits. One credit equals one minute of transcribed audio, and AI summaries are free.
Yes. New users receive 200 free credits, which the site says is about 3 hours of audio. No credit card is required.
No. The site states that credits never expire and that there are no subscriptions.
According to the company, StenifyAI can identify up to 35 voices per recording and tags each speaker in the transcript.
StenifyAI supports 99 languages for transcription and summaries.
No. The company says it is browser-first: users record or upload audio straight from the browser on any device, with no bots or installs.
The source pages do not name any integrations. Users record or upload audio in the browser and can export summaries to PDF and DOC.