Google Meet AI Note Taker

Gemini is Google’s bet in the AI note taking industry. However, apart from a great integration with Gmail, it lags behind as a proper meeting assistant.  tl;dv’s Google Meet AI note taker is already the tool of choice for thousands of businesses. And for good reasons.

One million businesses already use tl;dv to get extra value from their Google meetings

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How to take notes in Google Meet

tl;dv ensures your (and everyone else’s!) meeting notes are always attached to your call. In fact, your meeting minutes double as timestamps that link directly to key moments. Neat! 

Simplify and speed up note taking by letting you write directly in the call window (no tab switching needed!). Made a mistake? No problem – edit, remove or add notes anytime.

Easily share Google Meet AI-generated minutes

In a couple of clicks, you can copy all timestamped meeting notes and transfer them directly to a CRM or collaborative platform. Your team will skim through your notes and jump straight to key video moment they’d like to revisit. 

Better yet, tag colleagues directly in your timestamps. They’ll be alerted when their input or awareness is needed. 

Why Gemini may not be the right choice

While Google is this big household name, they haven’t invented something brand new and innovative to the market. Get to know the ins and outs of Google’s release.

A Google Meet AI note taker for remote teams

In a remote and hybrid world, traditional meeting minutes need a transformation. 

Make the most out of online meetings when you turn your meeting notes into valuable timestamps that empower quick recaps.

Summarize and share key moments with AI​

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"tl;dv is a Customer Superbrain that helps me remember every detail from any customer conversation, and elevate the emotional insights throughout my entire organization"

Susana Loom

Susana de Sousa

Director of Support, Loom

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