Upload meeting recordings and get transcripts, summaries, speaker turns, decisions, action items, subtitles, and agent-ready JSON.
The same reliable Vocce pipeline, focused on this job. Start free, then plans from $9.90/mo when you need more.
The notes nobody takes in a meeting are exactly the ones everyone needs a week later: who owned what, what got decided, what the next step actually was. AI meeting notes turn the recording into that record automatically, while you stay in the conversation instead of typing.
Export the recording from Zoom, Teams, Meet, or just your phone, and drop it in. Vocce separates the speakers, transcribes the whole thing, and pulls out decisions, action items, and owners — a structured list of things to act on, not a vague paragraph.
Notes land as Markdown or DOCX for your doc, the full transcript stays attached for when someone disputes what was said, and webhook plus JSON delivery push it into Notion, a CRM, or your task tracker.
The summary is structured — decisions, action items, and who owns each — built with a meeting template, not a generic recap.
Speaker diarization keeps a stable map across the whole meeting, so action items get owners instead of guesses.
Zoom, Teams, and Meet exports, or a plain phone recording — MP4, M4A, MP3 and MOV all work.
It works on the recording afterwards — nothing joins live. Less intrusive, and it works with every meeting tool.
The full timestamped transcript stays attached for the moments the summary alone isn't enough.
Webhook and agent JSON deliver notes to HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, or any automation you run.
Calls become objections, commitments, and next steps pushed straight to your CRM — no manual note-taking.
Decision logs and action items from standups and reviews, searchable forever.
Client call records with clear owners and follow-ups, ready to paste into the project doc.
Upload the recording above. Vocce separates speakers, transcribes, and extracts decisions, action items, and owners into a structured summary — plus the full transcript for reference.
Yes — speaker diarization keeps a stable speaker map across the whole meeting, with low-confidence segments flagged instead of silently guessed.
Any exported recording: Zoom, Teams, Meet, or a phone recording — MP4, M4A, MP3 and MOV all work.
Yes — results are available as agent JSON and webhook delivery, so summaries can land in HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, or any automation.