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Live Google Meet transcription with speaker names. A finished call saves itself as Markdown into a folder on your disk. Notula for Google Meet captures every word spoken in your Google Meet calls, in real time, with speaker names attached. No bots join your call and no audio leaves your browser. The extension works on your device, using Google Meet's built-in captions. WHAT YOU GET When you join a Google Meet call, the extension starts transcribing immediately. A compact floating panel on the page shows the live transcript as people speak. After the meeting, the full transcript is saved and accessible from the extension popup. SAVE TO NOTULA The folder your calls land in is your AI brain. It is a git repository - on GitHub, on GitLab, or wherever else you keep one - and everything that knows something about your work writes into it: this extension, the other tools you run, and you. Notula is how you get access to it, and your assistants read it from there, through Notula and not only through Notula. Save each meeting to Notula, and choose where to save it. Notula is a free Markdown editor for macOS and Windows that keeps documents in a folder on your disk, so a finished call becomes a Markdown file in a repository you already have. - Set one folder for everything, or skip the default and pick the repository and the folder for each meeting - A call that comes back every week goes where it went last time, the same way it takes its name - The panel says where the meeting will be saved, before it is saved and after - Save now writes what has been said so far, without waiting for the call to end - Notula asks before it lets the extension in, and the extension writes Markdown files and nothing else Build AI brain with Notula: https://notula.org/ai-brain KEY FEATURES - Real-time transcription with automatic speaker identification - 31 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese and more. The language you pick is set in Meet for you, and a recurring call keeps the language it was in last time - Floating in-page panel: draggable, resizable and minimizable - Complete meeting history: every past meeting stored locally with title, date, duration and participant list - Chat capture: meeting chat messages are saved alongside the transcript - Smart merging: consecutive messages from the same speaker are combined into paragraphs - Meeting resume: rejoin within 10 minutes and the transcript picks up where it left off - A meeting that ended with nothing said in it is removed, so joining the wrong call by accident leaves nothing behind EXPORT - Download as Markdown (.md), formatted with speaker names and timestamps - Copy to clipboard, one click to copy the full transcript as Markdown MANAGE YOUR MEETINGS - Browse all past meetings from the popup - Rename meetings with a click - Delete meetings you no longer need - See participant names, meeting codes and duration at a glance PRIVACY Transcription is powered by Google Meet's own caption system. No audio is recorded, no bot joins your call, and nothing is sent to a server of ours. Meetings are stored in your browser's local storage. Saving to Notula goes to the app running on the same machine, over a local connection, and only into the folders you allowed it into. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install Notula for Google Meet 2. Join a Google Meet call 3. Captions are enabled automatically, and the extension captures and organizes the text in real time 4. Review, export, or save the transcript to Notula at any time
Sep 9, 2026
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