Public documentation
How MeetKanoe works.
Product workflow
- A user creates or selects a Kanoe assistant for a Google Meet conversation.
- The recorder joins the meeting and captures the media needed for a transcript. Participants should be informed and any required recording consent should be obtained.
- Kanoe processes the meeting into a transcript and structured context such as a summary and action items.
- The completed meeting is available to an authorized user in the meeting library for review and follow-through.
Supported meeting platform
The recorder implementation in the current project targets Google Meet. The codebase includes both a Google Meet recording service and a recorder orchestrator for running isolated recording jobs. MeetKanoe does not claim broad support for every video-conferencing platform on this page; check the feature page or project repository for the latest documented scope.
Meeting records and assistants
A meeting record can contain identifying meeting details, processing state, a transcript, and the outputs created from that transcript. Assistants represent the configurations a user applies to meetings. The web application provides authenticated views for managing assistants, listing meetings, and opening an individual meeting. Those private views are deliberately separate from these public docs.
Beta expectations
Kanoe Cloud is currently presented as a beta. Features, service limits, platform coverage, and pricing can change. The public pricing page is the source for currently advertised plan terms; the privacy page explains the information handled by the public site and beta app at a general level. Questions can be sent to the published support email on the contact page.