Bring the conversation into Meetlens
Record audio from a supported meeting tab or upload an existing file.
Meetlens features
Meetlens features for every stage of a meeting
Capture a supported browser call or import a recording, review the transcript, then work with AI notes, reports, key moments, questions, and exports in one meeting workspace.
The workflow
Capture, understand, and use the result
Each stage has a dedicated feature page with the details, limits, and product behavior.
Move from raw speech to context
Read the transcript, inspect key moments, and ask questions about processed content.
Prepare the output for the next step
Choose a report format, review action items, and download the meeting content.
Browser meetings
Capture calls without adding a bot
The Chrome extension records the active supported meeting tab. Check meeting platform compatibility before capture. Meetlens processes the recording after you stop; it does not join as another participant.
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Feature directory
Explore each Meetlens capability
Use the focused pages below to compare workflows and understand what happens inside the product.
01 / Capture
02 / Understand
Meeting transcriptionTimestamped meeting transcripts in 99+ supported languages.Explore ↗Multilingual transcriptionKeep the transcript in the spoken language and choose an available report language.Explore ↗Speaker labelsReview who spoke when and rename detected speakers inside the meeting.Explore ↗AI TimelineJump from key moments to their position in the recording.Explore ↗
03 / Deliver
AI meeting notesTurn the transcript into structured notes for review.Explore ↗Action itemsReview tasks and commitments found in the meeting content.Explore ↗Meeting chatAsk questions about processed meetings and inspect the supporting context.Explore ↗Export meeting contentDownload the report or transcript as Markdown, TXT, or PDF when available.Explore ↗
Product boundaries
Choose a feature based on the real workflow
Meetlens is a post-meeting workspace. Generated content is a draft to review against the transcript and recording.
Browser tab or uploaded file
Live-call capture requires the extension and a supported browser meeting. Existing recordings use the import flow.
Results arrive after recording
Transcription and AI outputs are created after the captured or uploaded media is processed.
People approve consequential details
Confirm names, figures, decisions, owners, and deadlines before sharing or acting.
Start with the meeting workflow you need
Capture a supported browser call or import an existing recording, then review the result in Meetlens.
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Meetlens feature questions
Capture methods, supported platforms, languages, plans, and review.
What can I do with Meetlens?
Meetlens can capture a supported browser meeting or process an imported recording, create a transcript, separate speaker turns, generate a selected AI report, surface key moments, answer questions about processed meeting content, and export available meeting output.
Which meeting platforms does Meetlens support?
The Chrome extension supports browser calls on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex. The meeting needs to be open in a supported browser tab for capture.
Can I use Meetlens without a meeting bot?
Yes. For supported browser meetings, the Chrome extension captures audio from the meeting tab. Meetlens does not join the call as another participant.
Can I import an existing recording?
Yes. Meetlens accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, WebM, and MP4 media files. A separate TXT option imports a transcript that has already been prepared.
Does Meetlens support languages other than English?
Meetlens supports transcription in more than 99 languages. The transcript remains in the spoken language, while AI reports can currently be generated in English, Russian, Spanish, or German.
Is Meetlens free to try?
Yes. The Free plan includes 180 processing minutes per month and a maximum of 60 minutes per recording. AI usage and export capabilities have plan-specific limits, so check the pricing page for the current comparison.
Should I review AI-generated meeting content?
Yes. AI reports, action items, speaker labels, and answers should be treated as drafts. Check consequential names, dates, figures, decisions, owners, and deadlines against the transcript and recording before using them.