An AI meeting summary of every Google Meet, Zoom and Teams call.

An AI meeting summary is a short write-up an AI makes from a meeting: what it was about, what was decided, and the action items with who owns them. Nobody has to take notes during the call. Scribbl writes one for every Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams meeting you join, with nothing joining the call, and keeps the video and the transcript next to it.

For Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, Scribbl. It summarizes every meeting you join, whoever hosts it and whatever plan they're on, with nothing joining the call, in a format that fits the kind of meeting. All three platforms go into one account, and on Pro you can ask Claude or ChatGPT about every meeting. The free plan includes Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, with 10 meetings a month.

Yes. Scribbl's free plan includes Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, with 10 meetings a month and no limit on meeting length. Each meeting gets an AI summary with the decisions and action items, plus the video and a transcript with speaker names. The summaries built into the platforms aren't free in the same way: Gemini's isn't on free Gmail, free Zoom covers 3 meetings you host a month, and Teams needs a Teams Premium or Copilot license.

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. Join your meetings the way you always do. When a meeting ends, the summary, decisions and action items are in your Scribbl account. Tell people at the start that you're recording.

Yes, with Scribbl. The summaries built into Google Meet, Zoom and Teams depend on the organizer: Gemini needs the organizer's plan to include it, Zoom's summary is started by the host or a co-host, and a guest in someone else's Teams meeting gets the recap only if someone there shares it. Scribbl summarizes every meeting you join, host or guest.

Yes, Gemini's Take notes for me, on Business Standard and higher Workspace plans and the Google AI Pro and Ultra plans, but not on free Gmail or Business Starter. The organizer's plan is the one that counts, and the notes go to the organizer as a Google Doc, with no video. Scribbl's Chrome extension summarizes any Google Meet you're in, on any Google account.

With Zoom AI, which Zoom called AI Companion until June 2026, the host or a co-host starts the meeting summary, and Zoom emails it to the host. A free Zoom account gets summaries for 3 meetings it hosts a month. Scribbl Desktop summarizes every Zoom meeting you join, hosted by you or not, with nothing joining the call.

Yes, with intelligent recap, which needs a Teams Premium license (about $10 per user a month) or Microsoft 365 Copilot (about $30), and the meeting has to be transcribed. Each person who wants the recap needs one of those licenses. Scribbl Desktop summarizes every Teams meeting you join without either license.

Yes. Pick a template for the kind of meeting, such as a standup or a customer check-in, and the summary comes back in those sections. Describe a new kind of meeting 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. Scribbl can also write them in a different language from the meeting.

Scribbl never sends anything by itself. Share any meeting with a link, or set up an Automation that posts the summary to Slack or Microsoft Teams, or drafts the follow-up email for you to copy or open in Gmail. Automations ask before they change anything by default.

No. Nothing joins the call and nobody new shows up in the participant list, on Google Meet, Zoom or Teams. The meeting doesn't show its own recording notice for Scribbl either, so say at the start that you're recording.

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.