Feishu Miaoji 飞书妙记 (Lark Minutes)

Feishu/Lark's built-in meeting transcriber and minutes generator

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RECATOOLS Score
7.4 / 10
Capability
8
Value for money
8
Ease of use
8
ASEAN readiness
6
API quality
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Overview

Feishu Miaoji (Lark Minutes) transcribes meetings and recordings into structured minutes with action items, key points and multilingual translation, bundled free into Feishu/Lark rather than sold separately — 300 minutes/month on the free plan.

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Pricing

Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.

Starter
Free
Free Lark/Feishu plan
  • 300 min/month Minutes speech-to-text
  • 100 GB storage
  • Meetings up to 60 min, 50 participants
Enterprise
Custom
Large-org deployment
  • SSO
  • Advanced DLP
  • Unlimited seats
  • Supergroups up to 50,000 members

What you can produce with Feishu Miaoji 飞书妙记 (Lark Minutes)

  • Audio/video meeting transcription
  • AI-generated structured minutes
  • Key-point and action-item extraction
  • Multilingual real-time translation subtitles
  • Searchable integration with Feishu/Lark docs and chat
  • Recording playback synced to transcript
  • 300 min/month free quota (Starter plan)
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ASEAN Perspective

Feishu Miaoji 飞书妙记 (Lark Minutes) in Southeast Asia

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RECATOOLS Verdict

Miaoji's real advantage is that it isn't a standalone product — it's stitched into Feishu/Lark's docs, chat and calendar, so a meeting transcript is instantly searchable alongside everything else a team already has open. Transcription quality and the action-item extraction are solid enough that reviewers describe the whole suite as clean and fast for collaboration-heavy teams, and the international Lark brand has picked up real traction with overseas SMEs and startups, not just mainland China users.

The tradeoff is that Minutes only makes sense if you're adopting Feishu/Lark as your daily driver — there's no public standalone API or way to buy just the transcription feature. The free plan caps usage at 300 minutes of speech-to-text per month, resetting monthly; heavier use effectively means upgrading the whole workspace, not just the transcription tool.

Independent AI-assisted assessment by RECATOOLS.

What people say

Feishu Miaoji — branded Lark Minutes outside mainland China — is ByteDance's meeting-notes tool built into the Feishu/Lark workspace suite. It records audio and video, transcribes speech to text, and layers AI summarization on top: structured minutes, key-point extraction and action items, searchable alongside the rest of a team's Feishu/Lark docs and chat history. Lark's separate live-translation feature adds multilingual subtitles during meetings, one of the more concrete draws for cross-border teams.

Feishu and Lark are the same underlying product split by market — Feishu for mainland China, Lark for everyone else — with near-identical feature sets, though Feishu sometimes gets updates first. Coverage specifically benchmarking Minutes' transcription accuracy against dedicated tools like Otter.ai or Fireflies is thin; what does exist is general platform commentary, and it's consistently positive on interface and day-to-day usability. One review characterized Lark's overseas adoption as quietly picking up fans among SMEs for its clean interface and smooth collaboration, particularly at fast-moving startup teams — but that's a comment on the whole suite, not Minutes specifically.

Because Miaoji isn't sold or licensed independently, its economics run through Lark's workspace pricing rather than a dedicated Minutes plan. The free Starter tier includes 300 minutes per month of Minutes speech-to-text, resetting on the first of each month; once a team's combined meeting recordings, call recordings and uploaded files cross that line, video transcription stops until the reset. Lark's paid Pro tier ($12/user/month) lifts the workspace's storage and meeting-size limits and is the practical route to more Minutes usage, though Lark doesn't publish a Minutes-specific quota for Pro separate from the general plan description. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds SSO and data-loss-prevention controls that larger, compliance-conscious teams would need regardless of the transcription feature itself.

Net: a genuinely useful bundled feature for teams already committed to Feishu/Lark, and a poor fit for anyone shopping for a transcription tool on its own merits.

Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.

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