An AI note taker for Google Meet, with no bot in the call.
Scribbl is a free AI note taker for Google Meet. It runs as a Chrome extension, so it records and transcribes from inside your own tab and writes the notes and action items when the call ends. Nothing joins the participant list, and you do not have to be the host.
Free for 10 meetings a month · Unlimited meeting length · No credit card
Q3 planning 27 min · 4 people Google Meet has its own note taker. Here is where they differ.
Meet's built-in notes are good, and if you are on a Workspace plan that includes them and you host every call, you may not need anything else. Most people are not in that position.
The one that usually decides it
Google's notes only exist inside Google Meet.
That is fine until a client sends a Zoom link, or you interview someone whose company runs on Teams. Then you are buying a second notetaker, paying for it separately, and your meetings live in two places that cannot answer a question together. Scribbl covers all three itself: Google Meet through the Chrome extension, Zoom and Microsoft Teams through Scribbl Desktop, one account and one searchable library behind both.
Google's plan names and AI feature tiers change often. Check Workspace's current pricing page before assuming your plan includes note taking.
Everything from one call, without touching anything.
Notes and action items
A summary, the key topics, what was decided, what is still open, and who owes what. Build your own template for a meeting you run often and every one comes back in that shape.
The full transcript
Speaker labels and timestamps, and clicking a line jumps the video to that moment. Search it, or search across every meeting you have ever recorded.
Video, with who spoke when
The recording plus a speaker timeline, so you can see how the call actually went before you watch any of it.
Ask the meeting a question
Every meeting has a chat on it. Ask what was agreed on pricing, or what the risks raised were, and get it back grounded in the transcript.
88 languages
It follows the caption language you set in Meet. You can also pin notes to one language, so a call in any language comes back written in the one your team reads.
Into the tools you use
Share a link with anyone, email the notes to attendees automatically, or on a paid plan save them to Google Docs and connect Claude or ChatGPT to your meetings.
Questions people ask
Does Google Meet have an AI note taker?
Google Meet has a built-in 'Take notes for me' feature, but it requires a paid Workspace plan with the AI features included, and it is only available to the host or a co-host. Scribbl works on any Google Meet call from a free Chrome extension, whether or not you are the host.
Is there a free AI note taker for Google Meet?
Yes. Scribbl is free for 10 meetings a month with AI notes, action items, a full transcript, and video, with no credit card required. Meeting length is unlimited on the free plan.
Does a bot join my Google Meet when I use Scribbl?
No. Scribbl records from inside your own browser tab as a Chrome extension. Nothing appears in the participant list, nobody has to admit it, and no one gets an email about it.
Do I need to be the meeting host to use it?
No. Google Meet's own recording is host-gated, so if you are a guest on someone else's call you cannot start it. Scribbl records from your seat, so it works whether you organized the meeting or were invited to it.
Does it work on Zoom and Microsoft Teams too?
Yes, and this is where Google's own note taking stops. Meet's built-in notes only work inside Google Meet, so a Zoom or Teams call means finding and paying for a second tool. Scribbl covers Google Meet through the Chrome extension and Zoom and Microsoft Teams through Scribbl Desktop for Mac and Windows, with one account and one searchable library behind all three.
What languages does it work in?
Scribbl follows the caption language you set in Google Meet, and the picker covers 88 language and regional variants. You can also pin your notes to one language so a call in any language comes back written in the one your team reads.
Where do the notes and recordings go?
Into your own Scribbl library, where they are searchable across titles, summaries, attendees, and the full transcript. On a paid plan you can also connect Google Drive to save notes as Google Docs, and connect Claude or ChatGPT to ask questions across your meetings.
Record your next Google Meet free.
Add the extension, join your call, and the notes are waiting when it ends. Nothing to configure and nothing for anyone else to notice.
Recording laws vary by region, so make sure you have the consent you need from the people in your meetings.