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Transkio

Turn Every Meeting Into Searchable Notes

Record your meeting directly in the browser — no bot joining the call, nothing to install — or upload a recording afterward. Either way, you get a transcript with speakers, timestamps and a summary.

Record in your browser

No bot, no install — capture the call live, up to 30 minutes free

Start recording

Upload audio or video

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS and more · up to 100 MB on the free plan

or drag and drop it here

Free account · 60 trial minutes, then 30 minutes a month · no credit card required

Meetings generate decisions, action items and context that get lost the moment the call ends. Transkio keeps all of it: record the meeting straight from your browser, or upload a recording from Zoom, Google Meet or any call, and get back a transcript you can search, quote and share.

Unlike bot-based meeting tools, there's nothing to invite, no third-party joining the call, and no awkward "recording" notice for every participant to see appear mid-meeting.

Meeting notes people actually take vs. what gets said

Whoever is typing notes during a meeting is, at best, capturing a summary of a summary — and at worst, not participating in the discussion at all because they're heads-down typing. Decisions get paraphrased, exact figures get missed, and "we'll follow up on that" never gets logged as an action item.

Recording solves the memory problem but creates a new one: nobody re-watches an hour-long recording to find the fifteen seconds where the budget number was mentioned.

Record or upload, then search instead of re-watching

Click record in Transkio before the call, or paste in a file afterward — either path ends at the same editable transcript, timestamped to the second and labeled by speaker on Elite and up.

An AI summary pulls out key points and action items so you don't have to read the whole thing, and the full transcript is there — searchable — whenever you need the exact wording. Export to TXT, SRT, VTT on the free plan.

How It Works, Step by Step

  1. 1

    Record or upload

    Start the in-browser recorder before your meeting — up to 30 minutes free — or upload a recording afterward.

  2. 2

    Transcribe

    Punctuation, timestamps and speaker turns are added automatically, usually within minutes of the call ending.

  3. 3

    Summarize

    Get key points and action items pulled from the discussion (Elite and up).

  4. 4

    Export or share

    Send the transcript or summary to the team, or export it into your notes tool of choice.

What You Get

No bot on the call

Nothing joins the meeting or announces itself — you record from your own browser tab.

Speakers, separated

Every turn is labeled so a transcript of a five-person call still reads like a transcript, not a wall of text (Elite and up).

Action items, extracted

AI summaries surface decisions and follow-ups without re-reading the whole call.

Up to 30 minutes free

Longer sessions on paid plans, with no card required to start.

Searchable history

Every meeting becomes text you can search across, not a folder of video files.

50+ languages

Meetings in another language transcribe just as well as English ones.

See it work

See the Difference

A real example of how the same recording reads before and after Transkio.

A moment from a vendor renewal meeting

Before — raw auto-captions

yeah so um the vendor contract is up for renewal at the end of the month and honestly the pricing they sent over is like forty percent higher than last year so we probably need to at least get two more quotes before we sign anything

After — Transkio transcript

Speaker 1: The vendor contract is up for renewal at the end of the month, and the pricing they sent over is about 40% higher than last year. Speaker 2: We should get at least two more quotes before we sign anything.

Frequently asked questions

Can I record a 1-hour+ meeting?

Free recordings run up to 30 minutes in one session; Ultra allows sessions up to 8 hours. You can also upload a recording of any length made elsewhere, up to the plan's file-size cap.

Does the recorder need a bot to join the call?

No. The recorder captures audio from your own browser tab (and microphone) — nothing joins the meeting as a separate participant.

Can it capture the other participants, not just my microphone?

On Pro and above, the recorder can also capture tab audio — everyone on a Zoom, Google Meet or Teams call playing through your browser or app, not just your own microphone.

Does it tell speakers apart automatically?

Yes, on Elite and up — each turn is labeled Speaker 1, Speaker 2, and so on, and you can rename them to real names in the editor.

What if I'd rather upload a recording than use the live recorder?

Both paths work — record live in the browser, or upload a file from any call afterward. The transcript, summary and exports are identical either way.

Record your next meeting, or upload the last one.

No bot, no install — just an accurate, searchable transcript. 60 trial minutes free.

Transcribe for free
  • 30 free minutes, no card required
  • Transcripts in minutes, not hours
  • 50+ languages