AI Notetaker for Google Meet

Meetbook joins your Google Meet calls from Google Calendar and sends the notes, action items and transcript.

A Google Meet call with Sarah Chen’s Notetaker in the tile grid, the Meetbook extension panel answering “I just tuned back in. What did I miss?”, and a card reading “Joined from your Google Calendar”.

How Meetbook works
with Google Meet

  1. Meetbook’s calendar synced from Google Calendar, with recording switched on for the Acme renewal call.

    Connect Google Calendar

    Meetbook syncs your calendar and finds every Google Meet link on it.

  2. A Google Meet call showing “Someone wants to join this call: Sarah Chen’s Notetaker” with Deny entry and Admit buttons.

    The notetaker asks to join

    At start time your notetaker asks to join the call. Admit it like any guest.

  3. The meeting summary for the Acme renewal call delivered by email and posted to a Slack channel.

    Notes arrive after the call

    A summary, action items with owners and the transcript, by email and in Slack if you connect it.

A notetaker in the call,
or no bot at all.

A Google Meet call with Sarah Chen’s Notetaker tile showing “Recording and taking notes”, and its recording notice in the in-call messages.

Send the notetaker

It joins from your Google Calendar under your name, so everyone in the call can see who is recording.

  • Joins the meetings you switch recording on for
  • Asks to join, and someone admits it like any guest
  • Posts a recording notice in the meeting chat
A Google Meet tab with the Meetbook Chrome extension recording and streaming the live transcript, and no notetaker in the call.

Record from Chrome

The Meetbook extension records the Google Meet tab. No bot joins the call.

  • One click to start and stop recording
  • Live transcript while people talk
  • Ask AI mid-call to catch up on what you missed
Add to Chrome

What you get
after every call.

An overview, action items and outline. Open any point to play the quote it came from.

Meetbook’s meeting page for the Acme renewal call recorded from Google Meet: the overview, action items and outline, with a point opened to James Reid’s quote at 12:40.

Notes land where
your team already works.

After each Google Meet call the summary and action items arrive by email, and in the Slack channel and Notion database you connect.

  • Email
  • Slack
  • Notion
The Acme renewal call summary as a Notion page, a Slack message in #sales-deals and a Meetbook summary email.

Not every meeting is on Google Meet.
Record the rest on your phone.

  1. Step 1

    Tap record, then talk

    Lay the phone on the table. The transcript writes itself as people speak, even with the screen off.

  2. Step 2

    Get the summary when it ends

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

  3. Step 3

    Ask what you missed

    Ask Meet AI about this meeting or all of them. Every answer shows its sources.

Get it on Google Play

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

Whoever is on the call,
the notes fit the job.

Sales

What does Acme need before they sign?

Their IT lead has to sign off on the security pack, and James wants the revised quote by Friday.

Meetbook for sales

Customer success

What did we promise Northwind at kickoff?

A rollout plan from Priya next week, and Chrome access for two more admins.

Hiring

What did the candidate say about leading a team?

They managed four engineers and ran the hiring for two of them.

Meetbook for HR

Team leads

Who owns what from this week’s syncs?

You send the revised quote, Priya drafts the Northwind plan, Olivia approves the Globex discount.

Meetbook for engineering

Simple pricing.
Free to start.

Google Meet Notetaker
questions, answered.

Connect Google Calendar via OAuth (30 seconds). Meetbook detects every Google Meet link automatically. At meeting time, a visible notetaker asks to join, and once admitted it records and transcribes. When the call ends, you receive a structured summary, action items, speaker-labeled transcript, and notes delivered to Slack, Notion, or Google Drive.

Yes. The Free plan includes 300 minutes/month — enough for 6–10 average meetings. Transcription, AI summaries, action items, speaker labels, Google Calendar sync, Chrome extension, and Ask AI are all included free. Upgrade to Solo ($13.99/mo) for 900 min a month, 3-hour meetings, and unlimited meeting history.

For the calendar-based auto-join flow: yes, a visible AI participant joins the call. All attendees see it in the participant list — no stealth recording. The bot does not share video or screen and can be removed anytime. Alternatively, use the Meetbook Chrome Extension for bot-free recording from within your browser tab.

Yes — live transcription streams during the call. You can open your Meetbook dashboard to follow the transcript in real time. The full AI summary, action items, and structured notes arrive shortly after the call ends.

Yes. Meetbook integrates natively with Google Calendar (for auto-detection), Google Drive (auto-save transcripts and summaries), and Google Docs (auto-create meeting notes documents). It works with personal Gmail accounts and Google Workspace accounts equally.

No installation required for the bot-join flow. Connect your Google Calendar via OAuth and Meetbook handles the rest. The Chrome Extension is optional — it enables bot-free, one-click recording from inside any browser-based Google Meet tab.

Yes. As long as the meeting appears on your Google Calendar (or you have the Meet link), Meetbook can join. You don't need to be the host or have host-level permissions.

Stored encrypted in cloud storage. Accessible from your Meetbook dashboard. If configured, summaries are also auto-saved to Google Drive. You control retention — delete any recording permanently at any time.

Google Meet's built-in transcription requires a Business Standard or higher Workspace plan, supports limited languages, and delivers only raw transcripts. Meetbook adds speaker diarisation, AI-generated summaries, action item extraction, Second Brain memory, Ask AI chat across all calls, and works with any Google account — including free Gmail.

Yes. The bot appears in the participant list named after you (e.g., "Sarah Chen’s Notetaker") and posts a recording notice in the meeting chat, so all attendees know recording is happening. The bot does not share video or screen. You can remove it at any time, and on plans with custom branding you can change its name.

Bring AI notes toyour Google Meet calls today.