Google Meet transcription
with AI notes
Record any Google Meet call from the Meet tab with the Acta Chrome extension, or let the Acta notetaker join from your calendar. After the call you have the transcript with speaker names, a summary and the action items.
- One click from the Meet tab
- With or without a bot
- Follow-up email draft opened in Gmail
Two ways to record Google Meet
Pick the one that fits the meeting. Everything ends up in the same Acta account.
Chrome extension
Google Meet in Chrome
Add the extension, join your Meet call and start recording from the meeting tab. No bot joins.
Add to ChromeActa notetaker
Meetings you can't attend
Connect your Google calendar and the Acta notetaker joins your Google Meet calls to record them. It shows up as a participant.
How the notetaker worksHow to transcribe a Google Meet meeting
- 1
Add Acta to Chrome
Install the Acta extension from the Chrome Web Store and log in.
- 2
Open your Google Meet call
Join the meeting in Chrome as usual.
- 3
Start recording
Click the Acta extension to start recording from the meeting tab.
- 4
Open your notes
When the call ends, the transcript, summary and action items are in your Acta account.
What you get from every Google Meet call
The same AI meeting notes whichever way you record.
Transcript with speaker names
Who said what and when, ready a few minutes after the call.
Summary and decisions
An hour-long meeting in a few lines you can share.
Action items with owners
Every next step goes into one tracker, with a daily follow-up if you want it.
Reports for your role
MEDDPICC notes, candidate scorecards, Jira tickets, PRD drafts and more.
Ask across meetings
Ask about a customer, project or hire and get answers from what was said.
The recording itself
Watch or listen back any time from your Acta account.
More than Meet's built-in transcript
Google Meet can give you a transcript. Acta turns your Meet calls into work that moves forward.
Acta vs built-in meeting notes- Reports for your role: MEDDPICC and BANT for sales calls, candidate assessments for interviews, PRD drafts and Jira tickets for product meetings
- Every action item from all your meetings in one tracker, with owners, due dates and a daily follow-up email
- A decision log that keeps the history when a later meeting changes a decision
- Ask questions across many meetings, such as every call with one customer
- Send notes to HubSpot, Salesforce or Zoho CRM, and tasks to Jira, Asana, ClickUp or Monday.com
Frequently asked questions
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How do I transcribe a Google Meet call?
Add the Acta Chrome extension and start recording from the Google Meet tab, or connect your Google calendar so the Acta notetaker joins the call. After the meeting, Acta writes the transcript with speaker names, a summary and the action items.
Does Acta know who said what in Google Meet?
Yes. Transcripts are labelled with each speaker's name, taken from the meeting and from the attendees of your calendar invite.
Do I see the transcript during the call?
No. Acta transcribes the meeting once it's over, and the transcript, summary and action items are usually ready a few minutes later.
Can I send a follow-up email after a Google Meet call?
Yes. Acta drafts a follow-up email from the meeting and opens it straight in Gmail for you to check and send.
Does the Chrome extension work with Zoom and Teams too?
Yes. The same extension records Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings in the browser.
Is Acta free to try?
Yes. Acta is free for 15 days, with unlimited recordings and transcriptions. After the trial, Pro is priced per user.
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