Record a meeting
Live capture on a phone or a laptop, and what happens while it runs.
From creation to transcript
Create the meeting
Pick participants from your contacts, and if the meeting is about a client or an engagement, anchor it to that. Whoever creates it is automatically the organiser.
Start it
A meeting is created as scheduled and becomes live when you start. Audio uploads in short chunks rather than all at once at the end.
It transcribes as it goes
Each chunk is transcribed as soon as it arrives. So by the time the meeting ends, most of the work is already done.
Ending builds the transcript
Once you end it and every chunk has finished, a single stitched transcript is built and linked to the meeting.
Why chunks
If the whole recording were sent at the end, any dropped connection would mean losing the entire meeting. With short chunks, each one is stored separately and can be retried separately.
The same structure makes re-runs cheap: a chunk that has already been transcribed is never transcribed again.
Two limits, on time and size
Each meeting has a ceiling, measured both against the declared minutes and against the actual bytes.
Chunks are only accepted while the meeting is live. Ending closes that door — and resuming reopens it: an ended meeting can go back to live at any time, and every session draws on the same ceiling.
Read this next
- MeetingsUpload a recordingIf the meeting was recorded elsewhere, hand over the file and the rest is automatic.
- MeetingsThe transcriptThe transcript is deliberately not a document — it is read only through the meeting itself.
- MeetingsWho can see a meetingA meeting is private for its whole life. Access is granted one person at a time.
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