MeetScribe

Stop leaving meetings wondering what was decided, who owns the next step, or what context you need to remember. MeetScribe is the AI meeting assistant for Google Meet. It captures spoken captions and in-call chat, then turns the conversation into structured meeting clarity: summaries, chat recaps, decisions, open questions, shared links, and action items you can reuse after the call. How it works 1. Join a Meet — MeetScribe detects when you're in a call 2. Enable captions — click CC in Google Meet 3. Finish the meeting — the transcript is processed using your own OpenAI API key 4. Review & follow up — summaries, decisions, chat highlights, links, and action items appear in the popup, ready to copy, email, save locally, or sync to Notion/Jira Features • Auto-detects Google Meet calls — no manual start button • Captures spoken captions and in-call chat • Extracts summaries, chat recaps, decisions, key points, open questions, shared links, owners, deadlines, and action items • Shows a post-meeting scorecard and source snippets for action items • Formats transcripts by speaker so it is easier to see who said what • Copies follow-up email drafts and Markdown meeting notes • Saves searchable local meeting history for Pro users • Reopens saved meeting recaps with transcript, decisions, links, questions, and follow-up actions • Creates structured Notion meeting pages • Creates Jira issues from follow-up tasks • Privacy-first — no backend, no data stored on our servers Who is it for? • Remote teams that need clearer follow-through after calls • Project managers coordinating owners, deadlines, and decisions • Consultants and freelancers managing client calls • Startup teams making fast decisions in Google Meet Requirements • Google Chrome (latest version) • A Google account with access to Google Meet • Your own OpenAI API key (required for AI processing) • Notion and/or Jira tokens (optional, for syncing) Pricing Free: 5 AI-processed meetings per month. MeetScribe Pro unlocks unlimited meetings and local meeting history. You still use your own OpenAI API key.