Product overview
What is MinutesLink?
MinutesLink is an AI meeting note taker for Zoom and Google Meet. It records calls through a calendar-connected bot or Chrome extension, creates speaker-labeled transcripts, summarizes key topics, decisions, and action items, and keeps recordings and notes organized in one account.
Users can edit and share notes, let recipients read them without an account, and ask an AI assistant questions grounded in previous meetings. The product supports transcription in more than 100 languages and can connect notes to systems such as HubSpot and Salesforce.
How to Use MinutesLink
- Connect the calendar to MinutesLink.
- Let the bot join scheduled meetings, or use the Chrome extension to record without a bot.
- Hold the meeting normally while MinutesLink records and transcribes it.
- Open the account after the meeting to review the transcript, summary, decisions, and action items.
- Edit, share, search, or connect the resulting notes to other tools.
Core Features
- Two recording modes: Uses an automated meeting bot or a Chrome extension.
- Speaker-labeled transcription: Turns calls into organized dialogues.
- AI summaries: Highlights topics, decisions, and follow-up actions.
- Meeting chat: Answers questions from the context of previous calls.
- Multilingual support: Transcribes more than 100 languages.
- Sharing and integrations: Supports editable links and connections to business systems.
Use Cases
- Team meetings: Preserve decisions and action items for later reference.
- Missed calls: Let the bot attend scheduled meetings and provide notes to absent participants.
- Sales conversations: Connect meeting insights to CRM records.
- Interviews and mentoring: Share searchable transcripts and summaries with participants.
Pricing
The website provides a free starting option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does MinutesLink always add a bot to the call?
No. The Chrome extension can record without adding a bot, while the calendar option uses a bot for scheduled meetings.
Can people read shared notes without signing up?
Yes. The website states that shared notes can be read without an account.
