Sona - Smarter Meetings & Insights with This AI-Powered Recording Tool

Turn conversations into something more. Sona helps you capture your discussions and extract the key takeaways. It records, transcribes, summarizes, and lets you chat about the details—from casual walks to important meetings. Sona provides clear summaries, full transcripts, and actionable items, ensuring you catch every important detail.

FEATURES: 

• Works on multiple devices
• Summarized insights
• Ask questions
• Support for 99+ languages

FAQs about Sona: 

Is it safe to use Sona?

Sona respects user privacy. All transcripts created using the app are kept securely in each user's personal Sona account, with industry-standard security measures in place to protect the data. The company does not sell or share any user data with third parties.

What devices does it work on?

Sona is available across platforms; it means that users can access the service on several devices. It is already available on iOS (for iPhones), watchOS (for Apple Watches), macOS (for Macs), and through any standard web browser.

How much does it cost?

Sona offers a free tier that includes 30 minutes of transcription, 30 chat messages, and access to 5 summary templates. For more extensive use, Sona Pro is available for $19.99 per month, offering unlimited transcription, messaging, and summary templates, as well as support for over 99 languages.

Does it work offline?

Sona is designed to be flexible for different situations. You can record conversations even when you're offline, which is handy for capturing important moments wherever you are. However, the more advanced features like generating transcripts, creating summaries, and using the AI chat functionality require an internet connection, as these processes happen in the cloud.

How many languages does it support?

Sona has been built to be accessible all over the world, and more than 99 languages of transcription and analysis are possible. While it's capable of handling multilingual conversations to some extent, it would be best in most cases if you transcribed a recording made in only one language.