Free meeting transcription for Google Meet, Zoom and Teams.

For meetings on Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, Scribbl. Nothing joins the call, and every meeting gets a transcript with speaker names and times, next to the video recording, AI notes and action items, in one account for all three platforms. You can search one transcript or all of them, 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. Otter, Fireflies and Fathom send a bot into the call by default, and the transcripts Google Meet, Zoom and Teams make on their own depend on the host's plan and settings.

Scribbl is meeting recording and transcription software, not a service where a person types the transcript. AI writes the transcript of your Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings, so there is no per-minute bill and no wait: it's in your account when the meeting ends, next to the video and AI notes. Human meeting transcription services charge by the minute of audio, often $1 or more a minute.

Yes. Scribbl transcribes the meeting and then writes the meeting notes from the transcript: a summary, the decisions and the action items with who owns them. Nobody types during the call, and the notes, transcript and video sit together on one page.

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 a transcript with speaker names, the video and AI notes, and nothing joins the call. Google Meet's own transcripts aren't on free Gmail, free Zoom saves no transcript except through My Notes 3 times a month, and Otter's free plan stops each transcript at 30 minutes.

Add Scribbl where you meet: the Chrome extension for Google Meet, or Scribbl Desktop for Mac (Apple silicon) or Windows for Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Join the meeting the way you always do, and tell everyone you're recording. When it ends, the transcript with speaker names is in your Scribbl account, next to the video and AI notes. You don't need to be the host.

Yes. The transcripts built into Google Meet, Zoom and Teams are started by the host or by people in the host's organization, and guests from other companies usually can't start them. Scribbl works in your own Chrome for Google Meet and in Scribbl Desktop for Zoom and Teams, so it transcribes any meeting you join, whoever hosts it. Tell people you're recording.

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. Every line has the speaker’s name and the time in the meeting. Click a line and the video jumps to that moment, and while the video plays, the transcript follows along.

Yes. Inside a meeting, Search transcript finds every place a word was said and steps through them one by one. From your meetings list, you can search inside every transcript at once to find the meeting where something came up. On Pro, Claude or ChatGPT can search them too and answer from what was said.

More than 85 languages, on Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Scribbl can also write your notes in a different language from the meeting.

It depends most on the audio. Clear microphones and one person talking at a time give the cleanest transcript, and cross-talk, background noise and weak connections make any tool worse. The best test is your own meetings: Scribbl's free plan covers 10 meetings a month, so run it on a real call.

Yes, on Scribbl Pro. Connect Scribbl once in Claude or ChatGPT, and either one can search the transcripts and notes of every meeting you’ve recorded, or only the meetings in one Smart Collection, and answer from what people said. On any plan, the Copy button copies the whole transcript in one click.

Yes. Recordings are private by default, and nobody sees a meeting unless you choose to share it. Scribbl doesn't use your meetings to train AI for anyone other than you.