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Auto-detect and record meetings from Google Meet and Zoom directly to your assistant server. Turn your browser into a meeting notes superpower. The Meeting Notes Assistant Chrome Extension allows you to record, transcribe, and summarize Google Meet and Zoom web calls directly to your self-hosted assistant server. 🚀 KEY FEATURES: • Zero-Configuration Stream Capture: Captures audio from your active Google Meet or Zoom tab, downsamples it to a high-fidelity 16kHz mono PCM stream, and pipes it directly to your server. • In-Meeting HUD: A sleek, glassmorphic floating HUD indicators shows your recording status and elapsed time directly on the meeting screen without obstructing video feeds or buttons. • Speaker Diarization Enabled: Supports speaker voice clustering, allowing your backend to automatically identify who said what. • AI Summaries & Action Items: Integrates with your server's LLM endpoints to extract key decisions, chapters, and action items with assignee tracking immediately after the call. • 100% Privacy & Data Ownership: Unlike other meeting bots, your audio is sent directly to your own server. No third parties store, read, or process your conversations. 📋 HOW TO USE: 1. Pin the extension to your Chrome toolbar. 2. Click the icon, configure your server URL (e.g., https://meeting-note-production.up.railway.app), and enter your Session Auth Token. 3. Join any Google Meet or Zoom call in your browser. 4. Click the extension icon and select "Start Capture." A red recording HUD will appear on your page. 5. When finished, click "Stop & Save" to compile your notes.
May 26, 2026
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