AI meeting notes from every Google Meet, Zoom and Teams call.

AI meeting notes are notes an AI writes from a meeting, so nobody has to type during the call. Good ones include a short summary, the decisions, the action items with who owns them, and a transcript with speaker names. Scribbl writes them for every Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams call you join, adds the video, and nothing joins the call.

Sign up for Scribbl, add the Chrome extension for Google Meet, and download Scribbl Desktop for Zoom and Microsoft Teams, on a Mac with Apple silicon or a Windows PC. Then join your calls the way you always do. When a call ends, the notes, action items, transcript and video are in your Scribbl account. Tell people at the start that you're recording.

Yes. The free plan includes Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, with 10 meetings a month. Each meeting gets AI notes, action items, a transcript with speaker names and the video. Pro is $13 per user per month billed annually, or $20 monthly, for unlimited meetings and asking ChatGPT or Claude about every meeting.

For Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls, Scribbl is the best meeting notes AI. It writes notes for every call you join with nothing joining the call, keeps the video and a transcript with speaker names next to the notes, and puts all three apps in one account. On Pro you can ask ChatGPT or Claude about every meeting. The free plan includes Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, with 10 meetings a month.

AI note taking turns what was said in a meeting into a transcript with speaker names, then an AI writes the notes from it: a summary, the decisions and the action items. Many note takers send a bot into the call to do this. Scribbl doesn't: it works from the Chrome extension on Google Meet and from Scribbl Desktop on Zoom and Teams, and the notes are ready when the call ends. Tell people you're recording.

No. Many do: note takers such as Otter and Fireflies join the meeting as a participant. Scribbl doesn't. On Google Meet it works from the Chrome extension, and on Zoom and Teams from Scribbl Desktop on your own computer, so nothing shows up in the participant list. Say at the start of the call that you're recording.

Yes. Pick a template for the kind of meeting, such as a standup or a customer check-in, and the notes come back in those sections. To make your own, describe the meeting and what the notes must capture, and Scribbl drafts the template for you. Set one as your default, or switch the template on a meeting that already happened and the notes are rewritten in the new format.

Yes, on Scribbl Pro. Connect Scribbl once in ChatGPT or Claude, and either one can search the transcripts and notes of every meeting Scribbl recorded for you, from Google Meet, Zoom and Teams alike, or only the meetings in one Smart Collection.

Yes, on certain plans. Gemini's "Take notes for me" in Google Meet needs an eligible Google Workspace or Google AI plan, and the organizer's plan has to include it. Zoom's My Notes is free for 3 uses a month, with paid Zoom Workplace plans from $14.16 per user a month. Teams' AI recap needs Teams Premium or a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. Each keeps its notes in its own place. Scribbl covers all three in one account, works in meetings other people host, and the free plan includes Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams.

Yes. Recordings are private by default, and you choose who gets a link. Scribbl doesn't use your meetings to train AI for anyone other than you.