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Capture Google Meet transcripts in real time and turn them into action items with Coachiatry. Never take meeting notes again. Coachiatry captures your Google Meet conversations as clean, speaker-attributed transcripts — live, as they happen — then turns them into ready-to-use action items with a single click. Whether it's a quick 1:1 or a two-hour workshop with a dozen people talking over each other, Coachiatry keeps up: accurate speaker labels, no duplicated or fragmented lines, and smooth performance from the first word to the last. ✦ What it does • Live transcription — Captions are captured and displayed in real time as people speak, grouped by speaker. • Automatic setup — Start recording and Coachiatry turns on Meet captions for you; it turns them back off when you stop. • Built for long meetings — Handles multiple speakers and multi-hour sessions without slowing down or garbling the transcript. • Clean, accurate transcripts — Each person's speech is finalized once, correctly ordered, with no repeated or half-finished lines. • Pause & resume — Step away mid-meeting; pause capture and pick up exactly where you left off. • AI action items — When the meeting ends, generate concrete tasks straight from the transcript and import them into your Coachiatry workspace. • Your transcript library — Every recording is saved to your account. Browse, search, and revisit past meetings anytime, on the web or in the extension. ✦ How it works Join a Google Meet and sign in to Coachiatry. Click Record — captions turn on automatically and the transcript streams into the popup. Pause, resume, or stop whenever you like. On stop, generate AI tasks and send them to your task list. ✦ Privacy Coachiatry only captures captions while you're actively recording. Live, in-progress text is never stored — only finalized transcript segments are saved to your account. Nothing is captured before you hit Record or after you stop. Requires a Coachiatry account. Sign in with email or Google to get started.
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