AI Meeting Minutes Generator

Minutes in the format your meeting needs, with action items, owners and the quote behind every point.

General-format minutes for a Globex pricing call: an overview, four action items with owners such as Sarah Chen sending the order form with 10% off, and an outline point on the pricing decision. The format menu is open beside it, listing General, Notetaking, Standup, 1:1, Decision log, Sprint planning, Sprint retro, Sales discovery and more, and a citation card quotes Olivia Brooks at 31:08.

One meeting,
the format it needs.

An overview, action items with owners, and an outline of what was discussed.

General-format minutes: an overview of the Globex discount, three action items with owners, and an outline chapter on the pricing decision with numbered evidence.
See all 20 formats

Action items with an owner.
And a status to track.

Every task leaves the call with who owns it. Tick it off on the meeting page, or set its status, priority and due date on the project board.

Status
Not StartedIn ProgressBlockedCompletedCancelled
Priority
LowMediumHighCritical
Action items from the Globex call with owners Sarah Chen, Olivia Brooks and Priya Shah, one already done; the details card for “Send Globex the order form with 10% off” shows In Progress, High Priority, Sarah Chen and Due Oct 9, 2026; a legend lists every status and priority.

Decisions, with the words
that made them.

The Decision log format lists each decision with its reasons, and every point links to the moment it was said: the speaker, the timestamp and the quote.

The Decisions section of Decision log minutes: hold the list price and cap discounts at 10%, and make annual billing the default on new quotes, each with numbered evidence; a citation card quotes Olivia Brooks at 31:08 saying “Ten percent on a twelve-month term, and the list price stays where it is.”

How it works,
from calendar to minutes.

  1. Three synced calendar meetings, Pipeline review, Acme renewal call and Weekly sync, with recording switched on for the Acme renewal call and a “Synced from your calendar” label.

    Connect your calendar

    Meetbook syncs Google Calendar or Outlook. Switch recording on for the meetings you want minutes for.

  2. A call with James Reid and Sarah Chen’s Notetaker recording and taking notes, captioned “A notetaker joins the call”, and a second label reading “or the Chrome extension records the tab”.

    Record the meeting

    A notetaker joins the call at start time, or the Chrome extension records the tab with no bot in the call.

  3. A “Minutes ready” label over General-format minutes with an overview of the Globex call and three action items with owners.

    Get the minutes

    When the call ends, Meetbook writes the minutes in the format that fits, with action items and owners.

Share the minutes
where your team reads them.

Share the meeting by link and choose who can see and edit it, email the summary to people or a channel, export a PDF, and have minutes delivered to Slack and Notion.

  • Email
  • Slack
  • Notion
The Share dialog with who can see and who can edit, Copy link and “Email the summary” to #sales-deals and james.reid@acme.com, beside the Acme renewal call summary posted in Slack, saved as a Notion page and sent as an email, and an Export PDF button.

Minutes for the meetings
that never hit a screen.

  1. Step 1

    Tap record at the table

    The live transcript follows the room as people talk, and keeps going with the screen off.

  2. Step 2

    Get the minutes when it ends

    Stop and save: the overview, the outline and every action item with its owner.

  3. Step 3

    Ask what was agreed

    Ask Meet AI about the meeting and get the answer with the sources behind it.

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Recording people in the room? Ask before you hit record.

Minutes that fit
the meeting you ran.

Sales

Where does the Acme deal stand?

Sales discovery minutes: need, timeline, objections, next steps and deal risk, each with the quote it came from.

Meetbook for sales

Team leads

Who is blocked after standup?

Standup minutes: each person’s yesterday, today and blockers, plus the risks to the team.

Meetbook for engineering

Hiring

What did the candidate actually say?

Candidate interview minutes, every point linked to the candidate’s own words.

Meetbook for HR

Managers

What did we agree in our 1:1?

1:1 minutes: topics, feedback and follow-ups, so next week starts where this one ended.

Simple pricing.
Free to start.

AI meeting minutes
questions, answered.

Notes Meetbook writes from the meeting recording: an overview, what was discussed, the decisions and the action items with owners. Every point links to the quote it came from, with the speaker and the timestamp.

There are 20, including General, Standup, 1:1, Decision log, Sales discovery, Sprint retro, Customer success and Candidate interview. Meetbook picks one for each meeting, and you can switch to another from the format menu.

Every point carries the quote it came from, with the speaker and the timestamp, so you can check it in one click. Click any word in the transcript to hear that moment in the recording, and fix anything before you share.

Yes. The meeting’s owner can edit the summary and action items on the meeting page, and can let others edit too from the share settings.

Share the meeting by link and choose who can see and who can edit, email the summary to people or a channel, export a PDF, or have the minutes delivered to Slack and Notion.

Let Meetbook writethe minutes.