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LensNote
LensNote accepts lecture, meeting and long-form recordings, transcribes the audio and detects meaningful slide or scene changes. Each retained frame is paired with a timestamp, transcript and key message, preserving visual material alongside what was said. Reviewers can jump from a slide back to the original recording, remove unwanted slides and export a slide deck or structured report. Browser access does not require a download; the separate Mac app requires macOS 14 or later. Homepage pricing: 14-day $0 trial includes 180 processing minutes, 90 minutes per video and three exports. Pro is displayed at $30/month with 1,200 minutes/month, four hours per video and 100 GB storage. Annual billing advertises 20% savings; /pricing returned 404.
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Pros
- Keeps visual evidence beside spoken context
- Multiple editable and presentation export formats
Cons
- Trial permits only three exports
- Processing minutes and per-video duration are capped
- Mac app requires macOS 14+
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