Press Start when your meeting begins. MeetingSidekick live-transcribes through your mic, writes you a one-click summary, and lets you ask a chatbot anything about what was said — all saved to your account.
Notes in 2026. It's just note-taking — done for you.
Press Start and MeetingSidekick will transcribe what your mic hears, live.
No summary yet. Hit Summarize any time — mid-meeting or after.
Ask anything: "What did I miss?", "What are my action items?", "Did they mention the budget?"
Use at your own risk. MeetingSidekick is provided "as is", without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, you assume all responsibility and risk for your use of the service, and the operators are not liable for any damages arising from that use.
Corporate use. If you use MeetingSidekick for work, you are responsible for complying with your employer's and any third party's policies, contracts, and confidentiality obligations. Some organizations prohibit third-party recording or transcription — check before you use it.
Recording & consent. Laws on recording and transcribing conversations vary by jurisdiction. Some places require that all parties consent. You are solely responsible for obtaining any consent or giving any disclosure required by the laws that apply to you and the other participants.
Your representations. Each time you record, you represent and warrant that you have obtained every consent and given every disclosure required by the laws and policies that apply to you and the other participants, and that your use does not breach any contract, confidentiality obligation, or employer policy.
Indemnification. You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless MeetingSidekick and its operators from any claim, loss, liability, or expense (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of your use of the service, the content you record or transcribe, or your breach of these terms or of any law — including any claim brought by another participant in a conversation you recorded.
How transcription works. Live transcription uses your browser's built-in speech recognition, which may send audio to your browser vendor's service to produce text. Transcripts, summaries, and chats you create are stored in your account so you can return to them.
This notice is a product disclosure, not legal advice.