Analyst finds Otter is only effective free AI note-taking app on Android

11 articles · Updated · Android Police · Apr 25

Otter offers 300 transcription minutes per month, real-time summaries, and AI chat on its free Android app, unlike competitors that restrict essential features behind credit systems or strict time limits.
The app supports in-person and online meeting recordings, provides speaker identification, and maintains feature parity between mobile and desktop platforms, making it suitable for professionals needing reliable note-taking on the go.
While Otter imposes a 30-minute per-session cap and limits to three lifetime file imports, these restrictions are less prohibitive than those of rival apps, making Otter the standout free option for Android users.

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