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MeetScript

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MeetScript join my meetings as a bot?

No — MeetScript is completely bot-free and never appears as a participant in your call.

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 $2 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 — or across all your meetings — and get instant answers cited directly from your transcripts, with links that jump straight to the moment being referenced.

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 four 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.