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Records a Google Meet meeting and drops it into Vodical like a normal recording. Vodical for Google Meet records your meetings and sends them straight to your Vodical account. You get the same result as a recording made in the app: a new folder, a full transcript and a title written by AI. How it works Open a Google Meet meeting and click the Vodical icon in the Chrome toolbar. Recording starts right away. A small pill in the meeting shows the timer and lets you pause, finish or cancel. When you leave the meeting the recording is sent automatically, and you can stop that within the 5-second countdown. Your voice and theirs Meet doesn't play your own voice back into the tab audio. So the extension records the meeting and your microphone together, and the transcript includes everyone. Built to survive the meeting The recording runs inside the extension, not inside the Meet page. Reloading the tab, switching tabs or putting the window in the background doesn't stop it. Audio is saved locally in small pieces and uploaded as you go, so a crash or a closed tab doesn't lose the meeting. Getting started 1. Click the icon and connect your Vodical account. The app opens, you approve, and you're done. Nothing to copy or paste. 2. Allow the microphone once. 3. Pin the extension so the icon is easy to find. Privacy Nothing is recorded unless you click to start. Audio is only captured from Google Meet tabs and only goes to your own Vodical account. There's no other use and nothing is sold. A Vodical account is required.
Oct 2, 2026
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