Once MeetGeek records a meeting, a full set of post-meeting features opens up — your recording, transcript, summary, highlights, and collaboration tools. Here's what you can do after the call.
In this guide:
After your call starts, the Upcoming Meeting page shows that recording has begun. From there, you can pause and resume the recording as needed.
Tip: Install the MeetGeek Chrome Extension to manage your Notetaker even faster — invite it to ad-hoc meetings, and pause or resume recording from the right-hand panel.
Related: Controlling MeetGeek During the Call
MeetGeek processes the meeting immediately after it ends and delivers the recording, transcript, and summary within 5–10 minutes, depending on length. Once processing is complete, your meeting appears in the Past Meetings tab.
Organize past meetings
The Past Meetings tab holds every recorded meeting across all your video conferencing platforms, organized by teams, meeting templates, and tags.
Related: Past Meetings
Edit and collaborate on the meeting page
To open the meeting transcript, click View meeting. This takes you to that meeting's page.
Meeting recording
MeetGeek records audio only by default. To switch to video, enable it under Account Settings > Meeting Assistant > Video recording.
Note: Video and shared-screen recording aren't available on the Basic plan — you need a Pro or higher subscription to enable them.
Search bar
Use the Quick Search bar to navigate the recording and instantly find anything discussed — the transcript jumps to where the term came up.
Tip: You can also search across all meetings from the Past Meetings page to find a mention anywhere in your history.
Download meeting assets
The download option sits just above the meeting video/audio player. Use it to download assets — captions, transcripts, and video — and upload them to your workspace.
If you own the meeting, you can automate transcript download-and-upload with the Share on Google Drive option.
Meeting transcription
The transcription block is fully editable, so you can collaborate on it.
To edit, click the text you want to correct — saving is automatic.
Select words and add them to your boost list to improve transcript accuracy over time.
You can also edit the speakers MeetGeek detects automatically by clicking the circle with the speaker's initials.
Transcription collaboration
To share a specific part of a recording, select the text and click Highlight.
Related: How Meeting Sharing Works
Meeting highlights
Highlights are one of MeetGeek's most important features. Alongside the manual highlights described above, MeetGeek automatically detects and tags important parts of your conversation based on speech triggers. The out-of-the-box AI-based highlights include:
Decision — commitments a person makes.
Concern — expressing a fear, worry, or uncertainty.
Fact — clear, concise statements, often containing numbers.
Task — tasks, actions, and deadlines discussed.
Need Help?
If you have any questions or need assistance, reach out at [email protected] or use the chat messenger in the MeetGeek app.
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