Paste the Meet link
Paste a meet.google.com link and the Notetaker joins the call as a named participant.
Notepik for Google Meet
An AI notetaker for Google Meet
Google Meet runs in the browser, so Notepik gives you two ways in: send the Notetaker to the call, or record the Meet tab yourself with no bot. Either way you get a summary, the decisions and owned action items a few minutes after the call.
Three ways to capture the call
Let Google Calendar send it
Connect Google Calendar and pick the meetings to record. Notepik finds the Meet link in the invitation and joins on time.
Record the Meet tab with no bot
Notepik for Chrome records the Meet tab's sound and your microphone, then writes it up like any other meeting. One click from the extension.
What you get after every call
A summary worth reading
What was discussed, in a few paragraphs, in the language the meeting was held in.
The decisions, listed
What was agreed, so nobody has to reconstruct it from memory a week later.
Action items with owners
Each task with a suggested owner and due date, ready to assign, tick off or push to Slack, Asana, Trello, ClickUp or HubSpot.
A searchable transcript
Every line with its speaker and timestamp. Click a line to play the recording from that moment.
Answers across meetings
Ask a question in plain language across past meetings and get an answer that cites the meeting and the moment.
A link to share
Send the write-up to someone without an account, with or without the transcript.
Good to know about Google Meet
- Admitting the Notetaker
- Depending on your Google Workspace settings, someone in the meeting may need to admit the Notetaker, as with any guest.
- Speakers by name, or not
- With the bot, transcript lines carry each speaker's name. A tab recording labels speakers Speaker A, Speaker B and so on.
- Your calendar stays yours
- Colleagues can see that you connected a calendar, but not one event on it. The connection grants read access to events only.
Visible, by design
The Notetaker joins as a named participant, so everyone on the call can see that the meeting is being recorded. Recording laws differ by country and state; our consent page explains when you need to tell people and how.
Questions
- Do I need a Google Workspace admin to use Notepik with Meet?
- No. The Notetaker joins from the link like a guest. If your meetings only admit people from your organisation, someone admits it when it knocks.
- Can Notepik record Google Meet without a bot?
- Yes. Notepik for Chrome records the Meet tab with no bot in the call. You are responsible for telling the other participants, and the extension asks you to confirm that you will.
- Does it work with Google Calendar?
- Yes. Connect Google Calendar in Settings and choose which meetings Notepik joins: all of them, the ones you organise, or one by one.
- Does it transcribe meetings held in other languages?
- Yes. Transcription is not English-only, and the write-up comes back in the language the meeting was held in.
Try it on your next call
Start on the free plan with no card, paste a meeting link, and read the write-up a few minutes after the call ends.
Notepik also works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex.