Upload a Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet recording and get a full transcript plus an AI summary with action items. Works with MP4 and MP3. Private — audio is auto-deleted within 24 hours.
The meeting happened, it's over, and now someone has to write the recap. If the host clicked ‘Record to my computer’ in Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet, you already have the raw material — this page turns that recording into a usable document. Upload the MP4 or MP3 the meeting platform generated, and you'll get back a timestamped transcript along with a 5-bullet summary you can paste directly into a follow-up email.
Zoom saves local recordings as .mp4 (or .m4a for audio-only) — those upload directly. Microsoft Teams saves cloud recordings as .mp4 too; download the file from Stream or SharePoint first. Google Meet recordings land in the organizer's Google Drive as .mp4. All three formats are handled identically by the extractor: audio is pulled out, transcribed by Whisper, and summarized by Claude.
We don't post-process the transcript with a separate ‘extract action items’ pass — that's a rabbit hole of false positives. Instead, the 5-bullet summary is instructed to surface concrete commitments and decisions if they appear, and to leave them out when the meeting was purely informational. If you need hard action-item extraction, paste the transcript into Claude or ChatGPT with a dedicated prompt after.
This is usually the first question a legal or IT team asks. The audio is stored on Cloudflare R2 only for the duration of the job and is auto-deleted within 24 hours. The transcript text is kept so you can reopen the result page (only accessible if you have the exact job URL), but it's never indexed, never sold, and never used for training. For genuinely sensitive meetings, keep to Pro, which will add a zero-retention mode in an upcoming release.
Not yet — speaker labels are on the Pro roadmap. Today you'll get a single-speaker-style transcript where you manually identify who said what based on context. Most meeting summaries don't require speaker attribution.
No, the free tier caps at 10 minutes per file. A 90-minute meeting needs the Pro tier ($4.99/month), which extends per-file length to 4 hours.
Not directly — download the .mp4 from your Zoom cloud recordings page first, then upload it here. Direct URL-based ingestion is coming later.
No SSO is used on our side. Your file is already exported from Teams by the time it reaches us, so the authentication boundary is the Teams export, not our service.
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