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How to record a meeting, what changed on Teams, what diarisation actually is, and how to choose between the tools in this category, including where we lose.
Guides
How-to6 min read
How to record and transcribe a Google Meet
Four ways to record a Google Meet and get a transcript: built-in recording, a notetaker bot, browser capture and a local recorder. What each one needs and where each one fails.
Read the guideReference7 min read
Recording Microsoft Teams after the 2026 bot restrictions
Microsoft restricted third-party recording bots on Teams in 2026. What actually changed, which capture paths still work, and what to ask a vendor before you buy.
Read the guideReference4 min read
What is speaker diarisation?
Speaker diarisation is the step that works out who spoke when. How it differs from transcription and voice recognition, why it fails on crosstalk, and how accurate it actually is.
Read the guideCompliance6 min read
Recording meetings in Europe: consent, GDPR and what to say
What GDPR means for meeting recordings, when consent is the right lawful basis, and the sentence to say at the start of a call. Practical guidance, not legal advice.
Read the guideComparison7 min read
Choosing an AI notetaker: the questions that actually separate them
Transcript accuracy is not the differentiator anyone thinks it is. Eight questions that genuinely distinguish AI meeting tools, and what the answers tell you.
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