An AI notetaker with no bot in the call.
Just notes from every meeting, and you can ask ChatGPT or Claude about any of them.
TL;DR Budget approved. Launch moves to Aug 14.
Connected to
ChatGPT & Claude
Your last meeting can now do your next task.
Give the AI your meetings and the tools you already use, and it finally has everything it needs to do the work itself.
Scribbl is the piece in the middle. It gives the AI your meetings and your tools, and by default it asks before it changes anything.
Notes are only the start.
Every Google Meet, Zoom and Teams meeting comes back with AI notes, action items, a searchable transcript and the video, with no bot in the call. What sets Scribbl apart is what happens after.
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Google Meet Chrome extension
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Zoom Scribbl Desktop
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Microsoft Teams Scribbl Desktop
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about every meeting.
Connect Scribbl once, and Claude or ChatGPT can search the transcript and notes of every meeting you've recorded. Ask about a whole week of calls in one question, instead of rewatching them.
It works with the Claude or ChatGPT you already use, and it only reads your meetings. It's part of Pro.
How to connect Claude or ChatGPTWhat were the main objections in my sales calls this week?
“We’re locked into our current tool until the contract ends in March.”
“The per-seat pricing gets expensive once the whole team is on it.”
“Our security team has to sign off before we buy anything new.”
Smart Collections sort your meetings by themselves.
Describe a collection in one sentence, and Scribbl puts each new meeting that fits into it. Nobody files anything, so your sales calls are already together when you ask about them.
It works the same for hiring, a client's project, your 1:1s or any other kind of meeting. Open a collection in Claude to ask about all of it at once.
Smart Collections
Sales calls
18 meetingsWhat belongs in it
Calls with prospects about buying from us.
Joined on their own
Open in Claude
Ask about these meetings, draft from them, dig into any of it.
Automations do the follow-up after every meeting.
When a meeting lands in a Smart Collection, Scribbl does the follow-up you'd otherwise do by hand. By default, it asks before it changes anything.
- Drafts the follow-up email in your format, for you to send
- Logs notes in HubSpot or Pipedrive
- Posts a summary to Slack or Microsoft Teams
- Saves notes to Google Drive, Notion or Confluence
- Opens tickets in Linear, Jira, Asana or Monday
- Adds a row to a Google Sheet
Sales calls
18 meetingsCalls with prospects about buying from us.
After every sales call
Draft the follow-up email
in your format · waits for you
Log the notes in HubSpot
asks you first · on the deal
Post a summary to Slack
asks you first · #sales
Open a Jira ticket per bug
asks you first · Support board
Tell Scribbl the job in plain words.
Write an instruction the way you'd brief a colleague. Scribbl runs it with your own Claude and the tools you've connected, using the meeting that just ended and your Smart Collections.
One instruction can cover several tools and check what came up in earlier meetings in the same collection. By default, it asks before it changes anything.
What should Claude do?
What Claude can reach
After the Orchard weekly check-in
- Notion update written 3 decisions for the Orchard page
- 2 Jira tickets written One for each new request
- Slack note written for #orchard They asked for the CSV export in 2 earlier calls
Each one waits for your go‑ahead.
Scribbl doesn't stop at notes. The work after the meeting gets done.
You'll never be the person who sent the bot.
No bot joins your call. Nothing announces itself, no one gets a surprise email, and there's nothing to set up.
Invisible to everyone but youRecording laws vary by region, so make sure you have the consent you need from the people in your meetings.
Mike
Co-founder of Scribbl
We care about this more than is probably reasonable.
I'm Mike, one of the founders. Scribbl is the notetaker we always wanted for ourselves: quiet, honest, and genuinely good. We're a small team, so every detail is a decision someone here actually made.
Give it a try. If something's off, or you've got a thought, tell us. It comes straight to us, not a support queue.