Notetaker
How to stop Coworker Recorder joining your meetings
Coworker's Recorder takes short commands typed in the meeting chat: one removes it at once, another pauses it for a private word.
How it got into your call
- A Coworker user has the Recorder set to join their Google Meet or Zoom meetings.
If it is yours: stop it joining
- Coworker has a separate page on the Recorder's auto-join settings; the page read here covers only a call that is already running.
- Ask the person whose Recorder it is to change which meetings it joins.
Get it out of a call that is running
- Open the chat in Google Meet or Zoom and type -remove. Coworker says that immediately removes the Recorder from the meeting. -x and -kick do the same.
- To stop it for a while without removing it, type -pause. It stops recording and transcribing until somebody types -resume.
- Coworker's page does not say the commands are only for the host.
What it keeps
Coworker's page does not say whether what was recorded before it was removed is kept. Pausing leaves a gap: nothing said during the pause is recorded or transcribed.
In Coworker's own words
intercom.help/coworker-ai/en/articles/15484269-controlling-the-notetaker-with-dash-commands
Read on 9 November 2026 from Coworker'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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