Recorder on somebody’s computer
Bluedot records from a browser extension — or sends a bot. What to do if it is in your call
Bluedot can record a call from its user's Chrome extension or desktop app, with nothing in the call, or send a bot called “[name]'s AI NoteTaker”. Whether you are told about the extension is up to the person using it.
How it hears the call
- Somebody in the call has Bluedot's browser extension or desktop app recording — which they can set to start by itself on every Google Meet. Nothing joins the call; it records from their computer.
- Or they connected their calendar and switched on Bluedot's meeting bot. It joins a few minutes before the start under their name followed by “AI NoteTaker”, unless they renamed it, and has to be admitted.
If it is yours: stop it recording
- Its owner turns off auto-recording in the extension's settings or the desktop app.
- For the bot, its owner chooses which meetings it joins in Automation → Meeting Bot, or switches off Record all your meetings.
- When it records from the extension, Bluedot can post a notice to the others. Its user can turn that off; a workspace owner can force a consent message into the chat for everybody instead.
If somebody else in the call is using it
- If [name]'s AI NoteTaker is waiting to be admitted, the host can simply not let it in. If it is already in, the host can remove it from the list of people.
- If it is recording from somebody's extension, there is nothing on screen to remove, and the notice may be switched off. Ask at the start whether anybody is recording, and ask them to stop if you do not agree to it.
- Bluedot itself recommends telling people before recording, even with the notice switched off.
What it keeps
Recordings and transcripts go to the owner's Bluedot account, where they can be downloaded or deleted.
In Bluedot's own words
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/11407172-how-to-record-meetings-with-a-bot
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/11407172-how-to-record-meetings-with-a-bot
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/11407172-how-to-record-meetings-with-a-bot
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/15081519-how-to-automatically-record-google-meet-browser-extension-desktop-app
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/11401489-how-to-turn-off-the-recording-notification-browser-extension-desktop-app
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/11401489-how-to-turn-off-the-recording-notification-browser-extension-desktop-app
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/11401489-how-to-turn-off-the-recording-notification-browser-extension-desktop-app
help.bluedothq.com/en/articles/12818984-how-to-change-your-bot-s-name-and-image
Read on 10 November 2026 from Bluedot's own help pages. Something changed? Tell us.
A meeting with nothing to remove
On Meetful the notes are written by the meeting itself, from each person's own microphone, so no extra guest joins. Anybody can leave themselves out of the notes and stay in the call.
Other notetakers
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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.