Meetings
Meetings that record themselves — and clips of what just happened
Meetful starts recording a call once two people are in it, and saves it with the transcript and recap on your dashboard. Anyone can also make a clip of the moment that just happened, reaching up to five minutes back, and share its link.
How it works
- Meet as usual — recording starts when the second person joins.
- Press Clip to save what just happened.
- When the call ends, the recording is on your dashboard.
- Choose who can watch: anyone with the link, or only people you invite.
What is different
Never miss the moment.A clip reaches back before you pressed it.
Long calls survive.A call recorded in parts plays as one meeting.
Opt-outs respected.People who asked to be left out are not recorded.
Questions people ask
How much video can I keep?
Plans differ by how much recorded video you keep; the free plan includes some.
Plans differ by how much recorded video you keep; the free plan includes some.
Can I turn recording off?
Yes.
Yes.
Who can watch my recordings?
You choose: anyone with the link, or only the people you send it to.
You choose: anyone with the link, or only the people you send it to.
Related
Highlight reels of every meetingMeetful cuts a short highlight reel from a recorded meeting: each decision, each moment somebody took something on, and the start of each chapter, joined in order into one video of about a minute.AI recap with the quotes that prove itWhen a Meetful meeting ends, its recap is written automatically: what was decided, what is still open, and who took what on.Live stream to YouTubeMeetful streams a call live to YouTube or any service that gives you a stream key (RTMP).
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Meetings that take their own notes
Free video meetings in the browser: every line of the transcript under the name of who said it, and the summary and action items when you hang up. Nothing to install — guests just open the link.