Free · Google Meet · No bot unless you ask for one

Never take meeting
notes again

MeetingGo records, transcribes, and summarizes your Google Meet calls right in the browser — so you can stay present and let the notes write themselves.

Two minutes to set up · No credit card · Works on the calls you already have

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The call ends. The notes are already there.

No copy-pasting, no “who’s taking notes?”. Every meeting turns into something you can search, share, and act on.

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0:12Speaker 1So the pricing page ships Thursday, not Friday.
0:31Speaker 2Then I'll move the launch email to Thursday evening.
0:58Speaker 1Agreed. Sara owns the copy, I'll own the deploy.
1:24Speaker 3One risk — the Stripe webhook still isn't verified.
Summary

Pricing page moves to Thursday. Launch email follows the same evening. Stripe webhook verification is the open risk.

Action items
  • Write pricing copy — Sara
  • Deploy Thursday AM — Moeid
  • Verify Stripe webhook
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How it works

Three steps, zero effort

01
Join your meeting

Install the Chrome extension once, then hop into any Google Meet call like you normally would. Nothing to schedule, nobody to invite.

02
MeetingGo records

The extension captures the call in your browser — nothing joins the room. Can't attend? Send the notetaker instead.

03
Get your notes

Seconds after you hang up: a timestamped transcript, a summary, and the follow-ups.

Features

Everything you need after a call

Accurate transcripts

Every word captured with timestamps you can click to jump straight to the moment.

AI summaries

A clean recap of what was decided, written the way you'd write it.

Action items

Follow-ups pulled out automatically, with owners when they're named.

Ask MeetingGo

Chat across your entire meeting history. “What did we decide about pricing?” — answered.

Shareable recaps

Send a read-only link to anyone. No account, no install, revoke it whenever.

Your audio, your project

Recordings live in private storage behind row-level security. Delete one and it's gone.

Privacy

Nothing joins your call unless you send it

Other notetakers dial a bot into every meeting whether you need one or not. By default MeetingGo records the tab you’re already in, so the room stays exactly as it was. When you can’t attend, you can send the notetaker deliberately — it joins under its own name, in plain sight, and only for that call.

  • Records in your browser by default
  • A notetaker joins only when you send it
  • Private storage bucket, signed URLs only
  • Row-level security per account
  • Delete a meeting and the audio goes with it

Questions people actually ask

Is MeetingGo free?
Yes. Recording, transcription, AI summaries and action items are free. You install a Chrome extension and sign in with an email address — there is no card and no trial timer.
Does a bot join my Google Meet call?
Not unless you ask for one. MeetingGo records in your own browser, so nobody in the call sees an extra participant. If you would rather not attend at all, you can send a notetaker that joins as a visible participant instead.
How is MeetingGo different from Fathom, Otter or Fireflies?
Those tools record by sending a bot into the meeting, which everyone can see and which some companies block. MeetingGo captures the call in your browser by default, so there is nothing to admit and nothing to explain. It is free, and it is built for Google Meet specifically.
Which meeting platforms are supported?
Google Meet. Zoom and Microsoft Teams are not supported yet.
Does it record video as well as audio?
Yes, if you choose a mode that includes it. Video is kept for 30 days and then deleted automatically; audio, transcripts and summaries are kept until you delete them.
Can I search across all my past meetings?
Yes. Ask MeetingGo answers questions across your whole meeting history and cites the meetings and timestamps it drew the answer from.
Is it safe to record confidential meetings?
Recordings sit in a private bucket reachable only through short-lived signed links, and every table is row-level scoped to your account. MeetingGo is early software and is not yet audited against a formal standard such as SOC 2 — worth weighing if the conversations are sensitive. Consent laws vary by country and US state, and obtaining consent is your responsibility.
What happens to my recordings?
They are never used to train anyone's models and are never sold. Deleting a meeting deletes its recording, transcript and summary, not just the row in the list.

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