Chrome extension

Notta

Records and transcribes audio from browser tabs and Google Meet calls, then lets you summarise, timestamp and share the resulting notes.

What it does

Notta records audio from browser tabs and Google Meet calls and turns it into a searchable transcript you can summarise, annotate and share. It is built for remote workers, interviewers and students who want written notes from online meetings and videos.

Key features

  • Records and transcribes meetings and tab audio in dozens of languages
  • Can record several browser tabs at the same time
  • Summarises YouTube videos with one click
  • Lets you timestamp and comment on key moments and create shareable snippets
  • Exports transcripts to tools such as Notion, Slack, Zapier and CRMs

Use cases

  • Keeping a written record of a Google Meet call for absent teammates
  • Transcribing an online interview or webinar for later review
  • Sharing a short clip of an important moment from a meeting

Getting started

Sign in to your Notta account, then start a recording from the extension while on the tab or Google Meet call you want to capture.

Good to know

You need a Notta account, and recordings are processed and stored on Notta's servers. Let other participants know when you record a conversation.