Answers / Recording
How do I get AI meeting notes in Google Meet without a bot?
Short answer
Add the Acta Chrome extension and start recording from the Google Meet tab. It records the call from your browser, so no bot joins, and Acta writes a transcript with speaker names, a summary and the action items after the meeting.
How to do it with Acta
- 1
Add Acta to Chrome
Install the Acta extension from the Chrome Web Store and log in.
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Open your Google Meet call
Join the meeting in Chrome as usual.
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Start recording
Click the Acta extension to start recording from the meeting tab.
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Open your notes
When the call ends, the transcript, summary and action items are in your Acta account.
What you get
- One click from the Meet tab
- Also records Zoom and Teams in the browser
- Ask questions about the meeting afterwards
- Follow-up email draft opened straight in Gmail
Good to know
Can Acta join Google Meet calls automatically instead?
Yes. Connect your Google or Microsoft calendar and Acta's notetaker joins your meetings to record them.
Does Acta know who said what in Google Meet?
Yes. Transcripts are labelled with each speaker's name, taken from the meeting and from the attendees of your calendar invite.