Notah

About Notah

Notah is an AI meeting-notes and transcription tool built specifically for Arabic and bilingual Arabic-English teams, which is a genuinely underserved case. Most transcription products treat Arabic as one more entry in a language dropdown and degrade badly on the thing that actually happens in a Gulf or Levantine office meeting: speakers switching between Arabic and English mid-sentence, with dialect rather than Modern Standard Arabic, plus crosstalk and side conversations. Notah is designed around that code-switching rather than around a single-language transcript. It records meetings and voice notes, produces searchable transcripts with speakers tagged, and then derives summaries, decisions, extracted action items with owners attached, and a mind map showing how the ideas in a conversation connect. It works both as a web app and as a browser extension, and it joins meetings on the platforms teams already use — Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Google Calendar and Beem, the Saudi work platform, which is a strong signal about the intended market. The interface is fully bilingual, with an Arabic-language version of the entire site. Signing up requires no credit card and the vendor states you can cancel at any time.

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