Meeting memory in your browser

Live meeting notes, right beside the tab.

Tabnote captures browser-call audio in a side panel with a live transcript, clear notes, decisions, and action items. Search the meeting or ask AI later.

No meeting bot has to join.

Illustrative meeting

Stay in the conversation. Tabnote follows beside it.

Live beside the call
Google Meet in a browser tab with Tabnote pinned in the toolbar and a live, speaker-labelled transcript in the side panel.
Google Meet
Docs
meet.google.com/vzt-arpd-nqk
Tabnote
Claire · speaking
Matt
Steve

The browser-side difference

No meeting bot has to join.

Tabnote follows the audio already playing in your browser tab and keeps the transcript in the side panel. The meeting stays a meeting: only the people invited to the conversation appear in it.

No bot inviteNo waiting-room admissionNo extra participant tile
A browser meeting with three real participants and Tabnote working in the side panel, with no bot participant or admission flow.
meet.google.com/product-syncT
Weekly product sync3 people
Claire
Matt
Steve
Participant listOnly the 3 people on this callNothing to admit

Live transcript → decisions → actions → answers

The whole meeting, in one side panel.

Follow the conversation live, leave with the summary, decisions, and action items, then search or ask AI whenever you need the detail.

  1. 01During

    Follow the words live

    A speaker-labelled transcript builds in the browser side panel while the conversation stays in view.

  2. 02After

    Get the useful version

    Tabnote turns the conversation into a summary, decisions, and action items instead of leaving you with a wall of text.

  3. 03Later

    Search the meeting

    Return to the clean notes or find the part of the conversation you need.

  4. 04Ask

    Ask for the answer

    Ask AI about the conversation instead of rereading the whole transcript.

Product, in context

Follow the call. Find the answer later.

Tabnote stays close to the conversation from the first live words to the moment you need an answer again.

The transcript stays beside the call

Follow a live, speaker-labelled record, then turn the conversation into a summary, decisions, and action items without switching dashboards.

A browser call with a live, speaker-labelled tab-audio transcript in the Tabnote side panel.
Google Meet
meet.google.com
YYou
AAva
In call
TabnoteLive
Tab audioSpeaker-labelled transcript
  1. You

    For launch, we're locked on the 24th?

  2. Ava

    Pricing page ready by Thursday.

No meeting bot has to join.

Tabnote works from the browser side panel. Only the real attendees appear in the meeting, with no extra participant to invite or admit.

Tabnote pinned in the browser, waiting quietly until a call starts, then capturing tab audio without a bot participant.
meet.google.com
Browser side panelReady for every call
Google Meet tab detectedTabnote woke for the call

Listening to the audio already playing in this tab.

  1. Pinned in the toolbarQuiet until a browser call starts
  2. Tab audio connectedTranscript building in the side panel
No bot joinsOnly the people already on the call

Answers keep the meeting context

Search the meeting or ask AI for the detail you need instead of rereading the whole transcript.

Tabnote answering when launch was discussed and showing related notes and transcript moments from the meeting.
Meeting memoryLaunch planning

Ask Tabnote

“When is launch?”

The team discussed launching on the 24th.

Clean noteSource 00:12

Launch timing: the 24th

Transcript moments2 matches
  • “We’re locked on the 24th?”You00:15
  • “The 24th works for me.”Ava00:19

Useful across the conversations that matter

If it happens in a tab, keep it.

Different calls create different work. Tabnote keeps the original conversation close while making the useful outcome easy to find.

  1. 01

    Team syncs

    Make the conversation searchable after everyone hangs up.

  2. 02

    Customer calls

    Stay with the conversation while Tabnote keeps the details beside it.

  3. 03

    Interviews

    Return to the candidate’s actual answers and the evidence behind your evaluation.

  4. 04

    Classes & coaching

    Turn a long conversation into key ideas, exercises, and the answer you need to revisit later.

Made for browser conversations

Stay with the person, not the tabs.

Tabnote keeps the live conversation and the useful record in the same browser view.

Illustrative portrait of a research lead in a browser meeting

Browser research

Keep the transcript beside the call.

Hear the answer, watch the speaker-labelled transcript build, and keep the meeting itself in view.

Illustrative portrait of a partnerships lead during a browser call

Partnership calls

Check the detail while the conversation moves.

Illustrative portrait of an educator reviewing an online session

Classes and coaching

Come back to the explanation, not every tab.

Questions, answered.

Everything people ask before they trust an app with their meetings.

Which computers does it work with?

Tabnote works in modern browsers on any computer, right inside your browser.

Which meetings is it designed for?

Browser calls such as Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack huddles, Discord, Webex, and other conversations playing in a browser tab.

Does a bot join my call?

No meeting bot has to join. Tabnote works from the browser side panel with the audio in your tab, so only the real attendees appear in the participant list.

What do I get after the call?

A speaker-labelled transcript, clear summary, key decisions, action items, and a searchable meeting record you can ask questions about.

Does it work during the call or only afterward?

Both. Follow the transcript live, then use the finished notes, decisions, action items, search, and AI answers after the meeting.

How should recording consent be handled?

Recording rules vary by location and meeting. Let people know when required and follow the policies that apply to your conversations.

Tabnote

Close the tab. Keep the context.

Come back to the transcript, clean notes, or answer you need.

Every browser · Any computer