Prismical Reviews

For the first few weeks to month there were some updates, but since then it seems went silence. Most of my support tickets are not resolved, some are not answered.

I've been using Amical, the dictation app from this same team, and I love it. So when they announced they launched Prismical here, I was excited. I'd been asking for meeting recording and better voice-note features, and Prismical is exactly what I wanted.

I've tried a good number of meeting and note-taking tools, including Fireflies, Granola, and Otter, and Prismical is as good as those apps, if not better. The app feels polished, the interface is very modern, and packed with features.

Recording and transcription works flawlessly. I tried one long meeting with one other person on the call and it could know who spoke what. I wish I could save the names of the participants, and if it could remember that, would be great. I find the floating notes awesome where I can just jot down quick notes and prompts while I am working with Claude.

I also like that I'm not stuck buying a separate license for every device. I use this on my Mac, iPad, and iPhone without any extra cost. That is how it should be.

One suggestion: let me send notes straight from Amical into Prismical.

I'm planning to try out the sharing features next, and if they hold up, I'll be upgrading tier 4 to get this for my agency too.

Highly recommended

I wanted to use it on my live meeting. (1)Looks like It wasn't understanding the language (Greek). (2) I dont know why the bigger recording wasn't showing up. Maybe my mistake. (3) It took them long to reply to my question at the chat. I waiting at the chat but looks like it is not live. (4) 6 days and they are still investigating the issue i had, with no any other reply yet. 😀

There are other more mature apps that are working pretty good with Greek language. Using one of those at the moment.

Keep up the work guys!

Sorry for not being satisfied. I am sure your app works great with other languages, but I really need Greek as well.

Thanks!

A tool that would be able to seemlessly transcribe a conference call is a promising concept that would be very useful to me in my line of work. Having tested it on three calls, including a court hearing and a tribunal hearing, I came to a conclusion that this tool still has a long way to go before it can be used in professional settings. While it does a pretty good job transcribing what I say on my microphone, transcribing other speakers leaves a lot to be desired. The accuracy and completeness is perhaps at about 60-70%. Spoken sentences are broken up into multiple lines without any punctuation and since many words are transcribed completely incorrectly, it makes very difficult to refer to this transcription. Perhaps it's because I used it for Australian English, I'm not sure. Speaking of localisation, transcribed dates are shown in the US format, which is quite confusing. I wrote to tech support to get some advice, but I have not received a reply in 5 days now.

Been testing Tier 1 for around 15 hours across mobile and desktop and I'm super glad I grabbed it! Makes taking meeting notes and quick voice memos so much easier.
There are definitely some rough corners that need polish, but for a newer tool it's working surprisingly well.
What I like
- iphone app is great, tried it in 3 live meetings with zero issues
- good transcript accuracy and accurate speaker separation
- being able to prompt the AI to rewrite or update notes directly
- clean sleek design, very comfortable to type in
What I don't
- app settings don't sync between mobile and desktop so you have to do it separately
- no audio import feature for existing recordings
- help docs are missing info like how to tag users
- 60 min recording cap on Tier 1 gets restrictive

Bumping up to Tier 2 for higher limits and to support the devs. Solid app, just needs a bit more time to mature.