From a live meeting to context your team can use.

Record Google Meet conversations

Kanoe's current recorder work targets Google Meet. A meeting recorder joins a scheduled conversation, captures its media stream, and reports the result back to the Kanoe service for processing. The product is designed for meetings where participants know recording is taking place; teams remain responsible for obtaining any consent required by their organization or local law.

Read a transcript with speakers and timestamps

A useful meeting record needs more than an undifferentiated wall of text. Kanoe keeps speaker and timing context with the transcript so a reader can understand who said what and when it happened. That makes it easier to revisit the source conversation, verify a detail, and share the relevant context with someone who could not attend.

Find summaries, decisions, and next steps

Kanoe is built to surface the parts of a meeting that matter after the call ends: a concise summary, decisions that were made, open questions, and action items that need an owner. The goal is to reduce manual note-taking without hiding the original transcript, so teams can move quickly while retaining a source of truth.

Search a private meeting library

Completed meetings appear in a personal or team workspace where authorized users can return to recordings, transcripts, and extracted context. Kanoe is designed around controlled access: meeting material is not intended to become public content, and account holders decide who should be able to use their workspace.

Choose the right starting point

Individuals can begin with the beta web experience and explore the meeting library and assistant workflow. Technical teams can inspect the source repository and recorder architecture from the developer resources page. Organizations evaluating a broader rollout can contact the project directly to discuss their requirements and the current product roadmap.

Read the getting-started guide or review current beta pricing.