You can get action items from a meeting without a notetaker bot joining the call by capturing the audio on your own device, or by recording a short spoken recap straight after. TalkGraph does both: on a computer it maps the meeting tab's audio plus your microphone, and on a phone you can talk through what happened. Actions land as cards with an owner you can tick off.
On a computer, open TalkGraph next to Google Meet, Zoom or Teams in the browser and choose Capture, then Tab audio. TalkGraph records that tab's sound plus your microphone, so nobody else installs anything and no bot appears in the participant list.
Because there's no bot, tell the people on the call that you're recording. Recording others is your responsibility under the law where you are.
Right after the meeting, open TalkGraph on your phone and say what happened: what was agreed, who is doing what, what's still open. It maps your recap into decisions, actions and questions in a couple of minutes, and it only ever records you.
Capture the meeting audio from your own browser tab (TalkGraph: Capture, then Tab audio, on a computer) or record a short spoken recap after the call. Either way, no bot joins the meeting.
Yes, when the meeting runs in your browser: TalkGraph captures the tab's audio plus your microphone.
Tab capture needs a computer. On a phone, record a spoken recap after the meeting and TalkGraph maps it the same way.
Yes. Without a bot in the call, people won't see a recording notice, so let them know.
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