The notetaker

Our AI, on the meetings you already have.

Paste a Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Webex link. TeamMeet joins as a participant, records, and when the call ends the transcript, the recap and the action items are in your dashboard — searchable, askable, with every other meeting you have. Nothing to install; nobody else in the call needs an account.

The honest line. A bot in somebody else's call hears one mixed stream and puts names on it from the platform's active-speaker signal — the same guess every notetaker makes, and wrong whenever two people talk at once or the platform does not say. Your dashboard counts the lines it could not put a name on. A meeting held here hears each microphone on its own connection and never guesses; that count is the reason to move the meeting, and it is on screen so you can decide for yourself.

Or bring in what you already have

Transcripts from other tools

Import the files your old tool wrote and they become meetings here — same recap, same action items, same search across all of them. Every speaker label the exporter wrote is kept as it was.

  • Caption and transcript files — .vtt and .srt from Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Fireflies, Grain; Otter's text; Read AI's JSON
  • The chats — Google Meet's chat log, Zoom's meeting_saved_chat.txt, a WhatsApp export — read as chats, every message under the name the tool wrote
  • TeamMeet's own export, and any JSON list of turns with names and times

Import in the dashboard

Pointing an AI at this?

Both doors are open to a program. With a key from /connect (minted while signed in, so the notes have a dashboard to land in):

POST https://teammeet.ai/api/notetaker
{"url": "https://zoom.us/j/…", "name": "Ova", "joinAt": 1789552800000}

POST https://teammeet.ai/api/import
{"files": [{"name": "weekly.vtt", "text": "WEBVTT …"}]}

The MCP tools are send_notetaker and the importer's import_transcript; the same instructions are at /llms.txt.

What it costs

A bot in someone else's call is the one thing here that costs money by the hour, so it is metered by the month and every number is published. Video kept from those calls counts on the same storage line as any other recording.

Details on the pricing page. The allowance resets on the 1st; there is no overage and nothing is charged automatically.