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MeetScript

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MeetScript join my meetings as a bot?

No. MeetScript runs as a Chrome extension and never appears in your participant list. By default it posts a notice in the Google Meet chat when you start recording, so people in the call know. You can turn that off in settings.

Yes — MeetScript can record the meeting window alongside your transcript. Turning on video recording automatically enables transcript and audio capture too.

A live sidebar that shows your transcript as it’s being spoken — with speaker labels — so you can follow along in real time without taking your own notes.

Yes — generate an AI summary for any meeting with one click. Summaries use your plan’s monthly AI credits, which refresh automatically each month.

Plans start from $3.99 per month. The Basic plan with recording and transcripts is $2 per month when billed annually.

Yes — Team plans include shared workspaces, folders, User Groups, Super Admin controls, audit logs, and team statistics.

Ask any question about a meeting and get an answer drawn from that meeting’s transcript, with links that jump straight to the moment being referenced. Ask AI works within a single meeting at a time.

Yes. All recordings and transcripts are encrypted in transit and at rest. You control access, sharing, and retention.

Yes — your transcript keeps buffering locally and syncs automatically the moment you’re back online. Video recording will stop and need to be restarted manually.

MeetScript supports 87+ languages — the same set covered by Google Meet’s live captions.

PDF, DOCX, TXT, or MD for transcripts, and MP4 if the meeting was recorded on video.

Yes — every meeting has its own Share settings. Choose from three access levels: only you, your teammates or public. You can also share directly with specific people or a User Group, and revoke that access anytime. Set a default for all new meetings once, and override it per meeting whenever you need to.

Only if the meeting is set to private. Public or team-shared meetings can be viewed via link with no account required.

They stay with you — your meetings automatically move back to your personal workspace, which is always running in the background even while you’re on a team.

No — each person gets their own login, and admins assign licensed seats to individual teammates. This keeps meeting ownership and permissions accurate per person.