No bot in the call
Nobody named “Notetaker” joins your meeting. It runs in your tab, on your side of the call.
Meeting notes, in the browser
Meeting notes that write themselves.
ClaroMeet listens from your browser tab and summarises in short chunks as you talk. No bot joins the call. Nothing to install. When you stop, the decisions and action items are already written.
Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams or a voice memo. Free 3-day Pro trial, no card.Press record. Keep talking.
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Open a tab
Start in the browser next to your call. ClaroMeet hears your mic and, if you like, the call's tab audio.
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Talk as usual
Every few minutes a segment is transcribed and summarised. You set the segment length.
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Stop
A full summary lands: decisions, action items with owners, next steps.
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Ask, quiz, share
Question the transcript, test yourself on it, export to DOCX or PDF, or send a read-only link.
Private by default
Documents, transcripts, and chat stay private; uploaded images accompany summaries you choose to share.
Your data, your call
Discard the audio after summarising, export any summary, set a 7-, 30- or 90-day sweep, or delete the account in one step.
99+ languages, detected as you speak.
Detection runs per segment. Or lock a meeting to one of eight when the room switches mid-sentence.
EnglishFrançaisEspañolDeutschPortuguêsItalianoNederlands日本語+ 90 more, detected
Everything it does
Before, during and after.
Before
- Calendar titles suggested for new meetings
- Mic check that compares inputs
- Meeting types with their own summary shape
- Agenda, deck or YouTube link as context
- Import any existing recording
During
- Segment summaries at the length you set
- Elapsed timer and next-summary countdown
- Tab or system audio capture
- Raw transcript beside every segment
- Rename speakers as you go
After
- Decisions, actions and next steps, concise or detailed
- Ask with cited time ranges
- Quiz yourself on what was said
- Translate the summary into eight languages
- MD, DOCX and PDF export, or email it to the room
- Actions hub with weekly digest
- Full-text search across meetings
Privacy
- No bot, no install
- Owner-private attachments and chat
- Optional audio discard
- 7-, 30- or 90-day auto-delete
- Revocable share links
Ask the meeting.
Every answer comes from the full transcript and points at the minute it was said, so you can play it back and check.
Did anyone push back on the price?
Yes. Kiano thought $9.99 was tight for 50 hours and asked for usage data before committing. Priya agreed to pull it by Thursday.▶ 0:42–0:47
Simple pricing.
Free
$0forever
- Unlimited finished summaries
- 5 hours of recording a month
- 2-hour meetings, 2 attachments
- 20 Ask questions · 30-day history
Basic
$9.99/month
- Everything in Pro
- 50 hours of recording and imports a month
- 4-hour meetings, 10 attachments
- Full Ask, exports and action digest
Pro
Most picked$14/month
- Unlimited finished summaries
- Unlimited recording and imports
- 4-hour meetings, 10 attachments
- Full Ask, exports and action digest
Team
$16/seat/mo · $150/seat/yr (2-seat min)
- Everything in Pro, per seat
- Shared summary library
- Team search
- Consolidated billing
Free includes recording, unlimited summaries and core workspace tools. Basic includes every Pro feature with 50 recording hours a month. Pro removes the monthly recording limit and starts with a free 3-day trial. Students: see Campus and Scholar plans.
Questions
Does anyone in the call know I'm recording?
Nothing joins the call, so tell people the way you would with a notebook. We recommend saying so at the start.
Which meeting apps does it work with?
Anything that plays in a browser tab or through your speakers, including Zoom, Meet, Teams and Webex, plus in-person rooms.
What happens to the audio?
It's cut into chunks for transcription, at the segment length you set. You can keep it for playback or discard it after summarising.
Can I import an old recording?
Yes. Drop in an audio or video file and get the same segments and summary. Long imports resume if interrupted.
How accurate are the summaries?
Every bullet links to the segment it came from, and Ask cites time ranges, so checking is one click.
Is there a student price?
Two student plans, Campus and Scholar, live on their own page with verification.