AI Meeting Recorder for Smartphones
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AI Meeting Recorder for Smartphones
Automatically record, transcribe, and summarize AI meeting notes - fully document meeting captures on smartphones
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By using the product, you agree to our Terms of Service and have read our Privacy Policy. Before recording a meeting, it’s your responsibility to inform participants and obtain any required consent. When you click Start recording now, you agree that the audio is processed to generate a transcript that distinguishes between speakers without identifying them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AI Meeting Recorder for Smartphones records or imports your meetings and turns them into searchable transcripts, brief summaries, and clear to-dos, focusing on mobile captures. Capture a browser tab for remote calls, use your microphone for onsite sessions, or upload audio or video files after the meeting.
Focus on the conversation while AI captures every word and organizes the results. Instead of rewriting notes later, you receive a structured summary focusing on mobile captures, allowing participants to act quickly. Teams use it for onsite interviews, field research, and quick meetings when reliable documentation is needed.
Record live from a browser tab for online meetings, use your smartphone or laptop microphone for in-person conversations, or upload audio and video files later. Mobile capturing ensures transcripts can be created on the go.
Keep the smartphone close to speakers, reduce background noise, and check your connection to ensure accuracy. As with any device, clear audio quality provides the best transcription, and you can edit phrasing after the conversation as needed.
Voices are automatically separated and marked as Speaker 1, Speaker 2, etc. Names are not guessed to maintain privacy. You can rename labels after the meeting to improve readability while timestamps remain attached to each speaker.
Yes. Upload audio or video files or add a link to a hosted recording, and they will be transcribed. You can also save images like slides or whiteboard photos alongside the transcript to retain context.
Summaries highlight decisions, to-dos with responsible parties (if mentioned), deadlines, risks, and open questions. Each point is linked to the transcript, allowing you to jump directly to the relevant moment when needed.
Multiple languages are supported for transcription, with the transcript and summary remaining in the language spoken during the meeting. There's no translation between languages, so the recording language should match the speakers.
Copy or download the transcript and summary and embed key sections in documents, presentations, or project tools. You can share concise summaries or provide the full transcript when more context is needed.
Live notes appear almost instantly. Uploaded files are usually ready within minutes; longer sessions take a bit more time but are still much faster than manual transcription. Summaries are created immediately after the transcript is completed.
Use the tool for onsite interviews, field research, and quick meetings, especially when you need to capture conversations on the go. It's ideal for brief check-ins, fieldwork, and interviews where a laptop isn't available.
Yes. You can correct phrasing, rename speakers, and add explanatory notes without losing timestamps. For complex topics, you can create a mind map to identify themes and then return to the transcript to check the exact wording.
Transcripts are searchable, allowing you to jump to decisions, risks, or names in seconds. Timestamps lead you directly to the right moment in the recording for quick fact-checking.
Open the tool, select recording from a browser tab or your microphone, or upload a file. Confirm recording permission, start recording, and stop when done. Review the transcript, make minor corrections if needed, and share the summary with your team.
Share transcripts and summaries so team members can review them asynchronously. Generic speaker labels protect privacy until you rename them, and to-dos can be incorporated into task lists, keeping everyone across the team on the same page.