Share the meeting tab
Click Record, pick the tab where the call runs and keep “Share tab audio” on. Your microphone is recorded separately, so the transcript knows who spoke: Me or Others.
Turn a meeting in a Chrome or Edge tab (Google Meet, or Teams and Zoom on the web) into a transcript with two speakers: Me and Others. Speech recognition runs on your laptop, and nothing is uploaded.
Fast gives quicker, rougher text. Accurate is better, especially in Dutch, Russian and Finnish, but slower: on an older laptop its text can arrive after the meeting.
Model not downloaded yet. Download it before the meeting.
Chrome will ask which tab to share. Pick the meeting tab and keep “Share tab audio” on. Then allow the microphone, so your own voice is included.
Record on your phone with any voice recorder app, then transcribe the file here. File transcripts have no Me or Others labels.
The transcript appears here while you talk.
Runs the Accurate model over this meeting's saved audio. It can take a while; keep this tab open.
No saved meetings yet.
Stored in this browser only. Clearing this site's data deletes it.
Click Record, pick the tab where the call runs and keep “Share tab audio” on. Your microphone is recorded separately, so the transcript knows who spoke: Me or Others.
The page cuts the audio at pauses and runs Whisper, an open-source speech recognition model from OpenAI, inside your browser. The model downloads once and stays cached.
Copy the text or download it as .txt or .md. Meetings stay in this browser until you delete them, and you can re-transcribe one with the Accurate model afterwards.