ClaroMeet listens to your meeting, splits it into segments of whatever length you set, and writes up each one while you are still talking. When the meeting ends, the decisions, action items and open questions are already written.
Free for 7 days. No card required. Nothing leaves your account until you send it.
Pick the meeting type, the summary depth, the segment length and your microphone, then start. In person, remote or hybrid: if it comes through your mic, ClaroMeet hears it.
You choose the segment length: one minute for a stand-up, ten for a workshop. Each segment closes and gets its own write-up with decisions, actions, names and times. Nothing waits until the end, so nothing gets buried in an hour of audio.
The segments roll up into one summary: overview, decisions, action items, open questions, risks and next steps. Edit any line you disagree with, then send it.
Leave it on auto-detect and each segment is transcribed in whatever was actually spoken: Portuguese on site, English on the call, both in the same meeting. Each write-up comes back in the language it was spoken in, so nothing is lost in translation before you have read it.
Untick “save audio recordings” and each segment is transcribed and summarized, then the sound is discarded. Leave it ticked and every segment is stored privately for playback and re-transcription.
Choose 7, 30 or 90 days, or keep everything until you delete it. Deleting a meeting removes its transcripts, its summary and its audio files at the same time.
Your meetings are never used to train models and never shared between accounts. A summary leaves your workspace only when you export it or press “email me summary”.
Every feature, no card, no seat limit. Record real meetings and see whether the summaries are ones you would actually send.
Start the trialNo bot joins the meeting. ClaroMeet listens through your microphone, so it works for a room, a call or a conversation in a corridor without anyone admitting a guest.
Long recordings lose detail. Shorter segments keep track of who owned what, which Thursday and which delivery, and they give you a timeline to skim instead of a wall of text.
The roll-up can be edited before you send it. If audio was saved, the segment is still there to play back and check against.
Yes, please do. Consent rules vary by country, and people speak more usefully when they know notes are being taken.
Free for 7 days. Sign in, allow the microphone and start. You will have a summary before the meeting is over.