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Record Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls: live transcript, AI summary and notes, synced to your Central workspace. Central Notetaker records your meetings from Chrome and turns them into a live transcript, a running summary and notes you can search, all saved to your Central workspace. It works with Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Before, during and after every meeting, your context lives in one place. WHAT YOU GET - Live transcript: follow the meeting in real time with a searchable transcript. - Meeting summary: an up-to-date summary of the key points discussed so far. - AI Notes: ask questions in plain language, like "Catch me up on what happened so far" or "What was the client's budget?", and get answers based on the conversation. - Personal notes: jot down your own notes during the meeting. They sync to Central and go into the post-meeting summary. - Meeting prep: review context and build your agenda in a dedicated space before the meeting starts. - Record the meeting: capture audio, and optionally the meeting tab's video, with one click on "Record this meeting". - Auto-capture: turn on Auto-capture to start recording meetings without clicking. - Your recordings and transcripts are saved to Central, where you can open them from "My meetings". HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension and sign in with your Central account. 2. Open your meeting in Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams. 3. Click the Central icon and choose "Record this meeting" (or turn on Auto-capture). 4. Follow along with the live transcript, summary and notes in the meeting panel. 5. Find the recording, transcript and summary in Central after the meeting. PRIVACY AND CONSENT By recording, you confirm you are compliant with consent requirements for all participants. Recording starts only when you start it or turn on Auto-capture. Meetings are saved to your own Central workspace. Requires a Central account. Learn more at trycentral.com.
Oct 28, 2026
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