BlazescribeAn AI note taker for every meeting
Send the Blazescribe Notetaker to your Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Webex call. It records the meeting, writes a clean transcript with every speaker labeled, and hands you the notes and action items the moment you hang up, no plugins, no copy-paste.
From meeting to recap in three steps
Add the notetaker to your call
Paste your meeting link, Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, or Webex, or schedule it ahead of time. The Blazescribe Notetaker joins as a participant everyone can see.
It records and transcribes
The notetaker captures the meeting video and audio, then transcribes every word with each speaker labeled by name.
Get notes and action items
As soon as the call ends you get a shareable recap, a summary, the key decisions, and a clean list of action items.
Everything from one notetaker
Records the whole meeting
The notetaker saves the full meeting video and audio, so you can rewatch any moment, not just read a summary.
Speaker-labeled transcript
Every line is attributed to the right person by name, pulled from the meeting's participant list, not generic 'Speaker 1, Speaker 2.'
AI meeting notes
A clear summary organized by topic, written in plain language you can paste straight into a doc or a follow-up email.
Action items, pulled out for you
Commitments, owners, and next steps are extracted automatically, so nothing agreed in the meeting slips through the cracks.
Searchable and shareable
Find any decision across past meetings in seconds, and share the recap with people who couldn't make the call.
Join now or schedule ahead
Add the notetaker to a call that's already running, or schedule it so it joins on its own, even when you can't attend.
Blazescribe vs. built-in notes and taking them by hand
- Blazescribe
- yes
- Built-in meeting AI
- On paid plans only
- Notes by hand
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- Blazescribe
- yes
- Built-in meeting AI
- Limited
- Notes by hand
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- Blazescribe
- yes
- Built-in meeting AI
- Summary only
- Notes by hand
- By hand
- Blazescribe
- Included, no add-on
- Built-in meeting AI
- Paid add-on
- Notes by hand
- yes
- Blazescribe
- yes
- Built-in meeting AI
- One platform at a time
- Notes by hand
- yes
One note taker, every meeting you run
Most teams meet on more than one platform, a sales call on Zoom, a stand-up on Google Meet, a client review on Teams. Built-in note tools live inside each one, behave differently, and usually sit behind a paid add-on. Blazescribe works the same way everywhere: the notetaker joins the call, captures it, and gives you the same clean recap regardless of where the meeting happened.
You get the full recording to revisit, a transcript with each speaker named, a short summary, and a list of action items you can actually hand off. Nothing to install, and you don't even have to be in the room, schedule the notetaker and it shows up on its own.
Setting it up for a specific platform? See Google Meet note taker, Zoom note taker, Microsoft Teams note taker, Webex note taker. You can also read more about the underlying feature on our AI notetaker page.
New to automatic notes? Start with our complete guide to AI meeting notes, or learn what to check before you hit record in is it legal to record a meeting?
AI meeting note taker FAQ
It's a tool that joins your meeting, records and transcribes the conversation, and then writes the notes for you, a summary, the key decisions, and the action items, so you can pay attention to the discussion instead of typing.
The Blazescribe Notetaker works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex. Paste the meeting link from any of them and the notetaker can join.
No. You can add the notetaker to a call that's already running, or schedule it ahead of time so it joins on its own, useful for meetings you can't attend.
Every account starts with free credits, including one meeting recording, so you can try the notetaker end to end. No card required, and nothing is charged unless you upgrade.
Yes. The notetaker joins as a visible participant named 'Blazescribe Notetaker,' so it's clear a recording is happening. Let attendees know and get their consent before you record.
Stop taking notes in every meeting
Let the notetaker capture the call while you focus on the conversation. Start free — your first meeting recording (up to 30 minutes) is on us, no card.