MinutesLink

About MinutesLink

MinutesLink records, transcribes and summarises meetings on Zoom and Google Meet, and gives the operator a choice the category usually does not: capture through a browser extension or through a meeting bot that joins the call. That matters in organisations where an unfamiliar participant appearing in the attendee list is a problem, or conversely where the host's own machine cannot be relied on to run the capture. Transcripts come back as speaker-labelled dialogue rather than an undifferentiated block, in more than fifty languages, and summaries pull out topics, decisions and action items. Recordings and notes are stored in the product, and concurrent meetings can be captured on higher tiers, which is the practical constraint for anyone whose calendar double-books. The metering unit is a processed call rather than a minute, and the free tier is genuinely usable at ten AI-processed calls per month with unlimited meeting notes and a thirty-minute recording cap. Annual billing is a large discount on this product rather than a token one — the vendor advertises up to 47% — and the annual tiers are expressed as a yearly pool of processed calls rather than a monthly cap, which suits uneven meeting loads. Advanced sharing and commenting arrive on the paid tiers.

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