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Yes — you can try every core feature of Humoze free for 14 days with no credit card required. During the trial you get full access to AI transcription, AI meeting summaries, smart note organization, and flashcard generation, so you can evaluate the product on your own meetings, lectures, or voice recordings before committing to a paid plan. We also offer a free, personalized 30-minute onboarding call with a member of our team to help you connect your calendar, import your first recordings, and get comfortable with the workspace as quickly as possible. If you decide Humoze isn't the right fit, you can cancel anytime during the trial with no charge and no cancellation fee.
Humoze listens to your meetings, lectures, or voice recordings in real time and converts speech to text using an advanced AI speech recognition engine, achieving roughly 98% transcription accuracy even in moderately noisy environments. As the audio streams in, Humoze automatically detects individual speakers and labels each line of the transcript with a speaker tag and a timestamp, so you can jump straight to the exact moment something was said. Once the recording ends, the same AI pipeline reads the full transcript and generates a structured summary, highlights key decisions, and extracts action items with suggested owners — all without you needing to write, edit, or organize a single note by hand.
Yes — Humoze is built for students as much as it is for professionals. Open a note at the start of a lecture, hit record, and Humoze will transcribe the entire class in real time, automatically tagging key terms, definitions, and examples as they come up. After class, Humoze condenses the full lecture transcript into a clean, structured summary and automatically generates spaced-repetition flashcards from the most important concepts, so you can start reviewing material within minutes instead of spending hours rewriting your notes. Every lecture is stored in a searchable notebook, which means you can find any topic across an entire semester by typing a keyword, a speaker's name, or even a rough phrase you remember hearing.
Humoze works seamlessly with the video conferencing tools most teams and classrooms already use, including Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, as well as any in-person audio captured through your device's microphone. Once you connect your Google Calendar, Humoze automatically detects upcoming meetings on your schedule and can auto-join at the scheduled time, so you never have to remember to start a recording manually. For platforms without a direct auto-join integration, you can simply paste the meeting link or upload an existing recording, and Humoze will process the audio exactly the same way — with full transcription, speaker labels, summaries, and action items.
Absolutely. Notability and GoodNotes are excellent tools for handwritten notes and PDF annotation, but neither offers AI transcription, AI-generated summaries, or automatic flashcard creation. Humoze goes further by combining everything those apps do well with a full AI layer on top: real-time transcription of meetings and lectures, structured AI summaries with action items, automatically generated study flashcards, and native integrations with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. Because Humoze is fully web-based, you're not limited to an iPad or iPhone — you can capture and review notes from any laptop, tablet, or phone. For students and professionals who want the organizational benefits of a note app plus the time savings of AI, Humoze is built specifically to be the more capable, AI-powered alternative.
Yes, absolutely — you can upgrade or downgrade your Humoze plan at any time directly from your account settings, with no need to contact support or go through a cancellation process first. When you upgrade, the new plan's features (such as additional transcription hours, unlimited notebooks, or team seats) become available immediately, and any price difference is prorated automatically based on your current billing cycle. If you downgrade, the change takes effect at the start of your next billing period so you always get the full value of what you already paid for. This flexibility makes it easy to start on the free Basic plan and move up to Pro or Enterprise only once your usage actually justifies it.
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