Otter.ai is moving beyond transcription—and deeper into your workday
Fast Company Tech ·
Summary: Eight years ago, Otter.ai’s pitch for its transcription app was pretty straightforward: The Mountain View, California-based startup would turn audio into readable text in real time. And it would do it for free. But in 2026, the company is now competing against a chorus of competi
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