Multiple recording methods
Record in-person meetings with a browser, iOS app, or Android app, or let the note taker join Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex calls.
VoiceCap
VoiceCap is an AI meeting notetaker that records in-person and online meetings or processes uploaded audio and video. It creates searchable transcripts, summaries, decisions, and action items for individuals and teams, with support for 100+ languages and EU data storage.
AI meeting notes for in-person and online conversations
VoiceCap is an AI meeting notetaker for in-person and online meetings. It records through a browser or mobile app, can join supported video calls, and accepts uploaded audio or video files. The service transcribes meetings, identifies speakers, and creates summaries, decisions, and action items.
The resulting archive is designed for team follow-up rather than only one-off notes. Meetings can be grouped into projects, searched across transcripts and decisions, shared according to workspace roles, and queried from Claude or ChatGPT through a read-only MCP connection. VoiceCap states that data is stored in the EU, encrypted in transit and at rest, and not used to train AI models.
Meeting capture, search, and collaboration features
Audio and video uploads
Upload MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, or MOV files, or import online call recordings. Original recordings remain stored in the workspace.
Transcription and summaries
Generate speaker-separated, timestamped transcripts and AI summaries, with support for more than 100 languages and automatic language detection.
Decisions and action items
Extract decisions and action items, including an owner and due date for action items, then link them to the point in the recording or transcript where they were mentioned.
Searchable meeting archive
Search across transcripts, summaries, and decisions. Meetings can be organized into projects, and search results link to the relevant moment.
Team permissions and sharing
Share meetings privately, with groups, or with the whole workspace. Roles include owner, admin, member, and viewer; viewers are free and unlimited.
Practical uses for VoiceCap
Project and planning meetings
Record a planning discussion in the room, then use the transcript, summary, and extracted decisions to preserve the agreed scope and next steps.
Client and supplier calls
Connect a calendar so recurring client or vendor calls can be recorded automatically, then search earlier conversations when preparing follow-ups.
Team knowledge and handoffs
Give distributed teams a shared archive of meeting outcomes. Members can share selected meetings with groups or the workspace while viewers read without using capture seats.
AI-assisted meeting recall
Query several past meetings through Claude or ChatGPT to find commitments, decisions, or unresolved action items without manually opening each transcript.
Processing existing recordings
Upload recordings from another recorder or conference workflow when a meeting was not captured directly in VoiceCap, using supported audio or video formats.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports in-person recording, meeting bots for major video-call platforms, and uploads of common audio and video formats.
- Provides more than 100 languages with automatic language detection, plus speaker-separated transcripts and timestamped outputs.
- Combines summaries with searchable decisions and action items linked to the relevant meeting moment.
- Offers workspace sharing, role-based access, project organization, and unlimited free viewer accounts.
- Includes EU data storage, encryption in transit and at rest, and a stated policy not to train AI models on customer data.
Cons
- Some enterprise administration features—SSO/SAML, SCIM provisioning, configurable retention, and audit log exports—are listed as coming soon rather than currently available.
- The product is centered on recorded meetings and derived transcripts, summaries, and action items; the site does not provide enough detail to assess every workflow or platform limitation.
FAQ
How can VoiceCap capture a meeting?
VoiceCap can record in-person meetings through its browser, iOS, and Android apps. For online meetings, its note taker can join Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Webex calls, with automatic recording available when a Google or Outlook calendar is connected.
Can I upload an existing recording?
Yes. VoiceCap supports audio and video uploads in MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, and MOV formats. It can transcribe uploaded recordings and separate speakers.
What outputs does VoiceCap provide?
VoiceCap produces speaker-separated, timestamped transcripts, AI summaries, extracted decisions, and action items with an owner and due date. Meetings, transcripts, summaries, and decisions can be searched, and results can link back to the relevant moment.
Can I use VoiceCap with Claude or ChatGPT?
VoiceCap offers MCP access from Claude and ChatGPT. An AI client can query the meeting archive in read-only mode and only access meetings the connected user is permitted to see.
How does VoiceCap pricing work?
The Free plan includes 300 minutes, one capture seat, and unlimited free viewers without requiring a card. Paid plans are priced per capture seat; Pro includes 1,000 minutes per seat each month, while Business includes unlimited recording and transcription. Prices exclude VAT.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI meeting notetaker
- Capture methods
- Browser, iOS, Android, meeting bot, and audio/video upload
- Online meeting platforms
- Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex
- Language support
- 100+ languages with automatic detection
- AI access
- Read-only MCP access from Claude and ChatGPT
- Data location
- Stored in EU data centers
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