Speakr replaces 8 paid apps
Compare Speakr with 8 paid apps. Each pairing describes a recorded use case and its limits; check the current license, feature availability and hosting requirements at the source.
murtaza-nasir.github.io ↗repo ↗
licenseAGPL-3.0
runsyour server
installDownload the example Docker Compose and .env, add transcription/text-model credentials or endpoints, set the admin account and run docker compose up -d
enginesASR via self-hosted WhisperX, OpenAI transcription, Mistral Voxtral, AssemblyAI, VibeVoice or custom endpoints; LLMs via any OpenAI-compatible endpoint including OpenRouter, OpenAI, Gemini, LocalAI or Ollama
dataSQLite in the mounted instance directory, audio in mounted uploads or S3-compatible storage, and optional auto-exports such as Markdown and SRT files
setupDocker is mandatory for the easy path, and the operator must supply API keys or deploy a separate GPU ASR container plus reverse proxy/TLS
source checked 2026-08-11
Upload or record calls, separate speakers, keep searchable notes and inspect speaker stats; the server is now your problem.
the verdict →
A polished self-hosted call archive with transcription, summaries, search and chat; zero subscription, nonzero server.
the catchIt has no managed calendar bot or automatic conferencing integrations; capture, uptime and every external integration are yours to operate.
the verdict →all Fireflies.ai alternatives →
Templates, summaries, tasks and searchable meetings in a self-hosted workspace.
the catchIt can centralize recordings and notes, but getting there requires a server and model endpoints, with less polished meeting automation, calendar integration and team administration than Supernormal.
the verdict →all Supernormal alternatives →
Self-hosted transcription, templates, topics, tasks, search and chat in one polished web app.
the catchIt is a self-hosted archive rather than a turnkey meeting bot, so capture and structured minutes depend on the ASR and LLM configuration.
the verdict →all Sembly AI alternatives →
Podcast repurposing with your own model endpoints instead of another monthly invoice.
the verdict →
Transcribes meetings, summarizes them and lets you chat across the archive; the price is operating the stack yourself.
the verdict →
Podcast repurposing with your own model endpoints instead of another monthly invoice.
the verdict →
A self-hosted archive for recordings, transcripts, summaries and search; bring a server and preferably a GPU.
the catchIt can become a capable private archive, but requires server and model administration and is less turnkey than Notta's hosted upload, live transcription, collaboration and mobile access.
the verdict →all Notta alternatives →latest recorded source check 2026-08-11 · up to $1,596/yr replaced · no votes, no pay-to-list
