Meeting Transcription Without a Bot in the Call

Record the meeting the way you already do, upload the file and get a meeting transcript with speakers and timestamps; on paid plans, add a summary with key highlights and action items.

Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and Webex recordings, phone audio · up to 8 GB

Record as usual, upload afterwards

weekly-sync.mp447:20 · 3 speakersTranscribingDone
Anna

Can we move the launch to May?

Jonas

Only if the budget is set by Friday.

Mia

I will confirm with finance today.

Click or drag & drop to upload your audio or videoTap to upload your audio or video

MP3, MP4, M4A, MOV, MKV, WEBM, AVI, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, OPUS, WMA, WMV

No credit card required · Stored in the EU · Never used for AI training

When Uploading Beats a Notetaker Bot

Clients who don’t want a bot
Meetings in any language
In-person meetings

Nothing joins the call and nobody has to approve an assistant. You transcribe the recording afterwards.

Clients who don’t want a bot

Calls in 120+ languages, including those built-in transcripts don’t cover, with the option to translate the minutes.

Meetings in any language

A phone on the table records a board meeting or a workshop; the transcript works the same as for a call.

In-person meetings

From Meeting Recording to Minutes

What the transcript and the summary contain.

Speakers
Up to five voices labelled; rename them to participants’ names
Timestamps
On every line, so decisions can be traced to the moment
Summary
Executive summary, key highlights, action items with owners and deadlines if mentioned, conclusion (Creator and up)
Export
DOCX or PDF for minutes, TXT on the free plan
Sources
Any meeting recording: Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, phone or recorder
Privacy
Processed in the EU, never used to train AI

Before You Upload a Meeting

Three things that save editing time.

Consent

Tell people you are recording

Rules differ by country and US state. Announce the recording at the start; it is also on the record then.

Speakers

Count the voices

Choose the number of people who spoke, up to five. For larger meetings, focus on the main speakers and reassign the rest by hand.

Names

Add project and client names

Put product names, acronyms and people into My terms so the minutes need fewer corrections.

How to Transcribe a Meeting Recording

From recording to finished text in three steps.

Start Transcribing30 free minutes · No credit card
Upload the recording
Set language and speakers
Summarise and share

Add the file from Zoom, Meet, Teams or your phone, or paste a Google Drive link.

Upload the recording

Choose the meeting language, turn on speaker recognition and set how many people spoke.

Set language and speakers

Rename speakers, create a summary with action items on paid plans, export DOCX or PDF.

Summarise and share

Frequently Asked Questions

Meeting transcription: common questions.

All questions
No. You record the meeting as usual and upload the file afterwards.
On Creator plans and up, a summary lists key highlights, action items with owners and deadlines if mentioned, and a conclusion.
Yes. Any recording works, including a phone on the meeting table.
Up to five voices. In larger meetings some people share a label and can be reassigned by hand.
Recordings are processed in the EU, encrypted in transit and never used to train AI. You can delete them at any time.
Choose the main spoken language before transcribing. Short phrases in another language may come out less accurately; for minutes in one language, add a translation of the transcript on paid plans.