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How to stop Claap joining your meetings
Claap's recorder joins under its owner's name followed by “Claap Recorder”, and if nobody lets it in from the waiting room, nothing is recorded.
How it got into your call
- A Claap user's automation preferences include this meeting, so it joins from their calendar.
- On Google Meet it often waits to be admitted. Claap says that either its user or the host has to let it in.
If it is yours: stop it joining
- In Claap open Settings from the workspace name in the sidebar, then Meeting preferences → Automation preferences.
- Under Auto-record the following meetings in my calendar, choose None. That switches its joining off completely.
Get it out of a call that is running
- Before it is in: the host simply does not admit it. Claap says that if the bot is not admitted, no recording is created.
- Once it is in, the host can remove it from the list of people, as with any guest. Claap's page does not describe another way.
What it keeps
When it records, Claap puts the recording in its user's Claap library a few minutes after the meeting, with a transcript, an overview and action items.
In Claap's own words
help.claap.io/en/articles/10502268-using-the-claap-bot-recorder
help.claap.io/en/articles/10502268-using-the-claap-bot-recorder
help.claap.io/en/articles/10502268-using-the-claap-bot-recorder
help.claap.io/en/articles/10502268-using-the-claap-bot-recorder
Read on 9 November 2026 from Claap'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.
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