Speaker repair
Fix a voice once. It fixes everywhere.
Reassign one misattributed line and every other turn from that voice follows — one correction, not two hundred.
Speaker 6 Leah Ortiz214 turns updated
NewAsk across every meeting you've ever had
Be in the meeting. Not in your notes.
Noted records, transcribes and summarises your calls without a bot in the room — so you can give people your full attention and still leave with every decision.
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No bot joins your callEvery claim cites its lineFree while it’s a take-home
00:43:178 speakers · no bot
DecisionQ4 Roadmap Lock
Search slips to late January, after the Brightwater renewal.
AKAyesha K.43:17
Live, as it happens
One hour. Eight voices. One page of notes.
Watch a real planning call get split into speaker lanes, then condensed into decisions and actions — each one linked to the moment it was said.
Q4 Roadmap Lock · 8 speakers · Google Meet
REC 00:43:00
The roomeach voice, its own lane
PPriya R.
RRachel M.
AAyesha K.
DDani O.
MMarcus T.
JJon L.
LLeah O.
SSam W.
Priya R. Okay — we need to lock Q4 today. Search is the open question.
Notes, forming
3 of 3 claims anchored to the transcript
How it works
From the surface to the source.
Five steps down — from pressing record to asking your whole meeting history a question. Each one keeps the line that proves it.
0 ftm · Record
Share the tab. That's the whole setup.
Zoom, Meet or Teams in any browser tab. No bot joins, nothing is installed, and the share dialog is the consent step.
meet.google.com/qrt-lock-q4Sharing tab audio
Participants · 8
PRADMJLSNo bot in the list. Ever.
1 ftm · Transcribe
Eight voices, kept apart.
Every speaker gets a lane and a colour. When people talk over each other it's flagged — not quietly guessed.
Rachel M.12:04
The shadow index needs four weeks of running.
Marcus T.12:09crosstalk
I can own the rollback—
Dani O.12:09crosstalk
—wait, before that, the ranking fix?
2 ftm · Chapter
An hour becomes a table of contents.
Topics are found for you and pinned to the scrubber. Jump straight to the bit about pricing.
- 01Intro00:00
- 02Search timeline06:12
- 03Ranking fix21:40
- 04SSO32:05
- 05Wrap-up46:30
3 ftm · Cite
Every claim shows its source.
Each line of the summary is checked against the transcript before you see it. Anything that can't be verified is dropped — and named.
Search improvements slip to late January — after Brightwater's renewal.
43:17 · Ayesha K. — “Late January, honestly, if the decision goes yes.”
29 claims anchored“Pricing moves to annual-only.”1 discarded — cited line 340, transcript ends at 332
4 ftm · Ask
Question your whole history.
Ask across every meeting you've had. The answer comes back with the call, the speaker and the second it was said.
Did we ever reverse the SSO decision?
Once. SSO was deprioritised on Oct 3, then moved back up on Oct 17 after Brightwater asked twice.
Planning · Oct 3 · 18:22Q4 Lock · Oct 17 · 44:31
Built for the hard meeting
Two-person calls are easy. We built for eight.
The details that hold up when a room full of people talk over each other for an hour.
Export
Your transcript, in any format.
Timestamps and speakers intact, ready for your next tool.
.md
.vtt
.srt
.json
Calendar
Decides before the call does.
Your week, with a recording rule already applied to each meeting — and stated, so you can override it.
- Brightwater renewalRecord
- 1:1 with SamSkip
- Weekly product syncRecord
Google Meet
A Record button, inside the call.
The Chrome extension opens the recorder already knowing which meeting you're in.
Privacy
Nothing records until you say so.
No auto-join, no surprise bot. You press record, the browser asks, everyone sees it.
Consent is the share dialog.
Chrome extension · Google Meet
The Record button lives in the call.
No bot joins your meeting and nobody sees a stranger in the participant list. The extension puts one button into Google Meet; pressing it opens the recorder already knowing which call you're in. Chrome's own share dialog is the consent step — everyone on the call sees it.
- 01
Download the extension
A 6 KB zip. Runs only on meet.google.com; the one permission it asks for stores its on/off switch.
- 02
Load it in Chrome
chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked → pick the unzipped folder.
- 03
Join any Meet
The recorder opens by itself with your calendar rule applied, and a Record button sits in the call bar. Approve the share dialog and Noted takes it from there.
Unpacked install while the Web Store listing is in review. Manifest V3, about 130 lines in total.
Priya
Jonas
Dani
You
Record with Noted
Proposed pricing
Simple pricing. Start for free.
How this would be sold. Nothing is charged today — every plan below is the free one while this is a take-home.
Free
$0forever
For anyone who wants to stop typing during calls.
- Unlimited recordings & transcripts
- Speaker lanes for up to 8 voices
- 5 cited AI summaries a month
- Chrome extension for Meet
Pro
Most popular$19per month
For people whose calendar is mostly calls.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited cited summaries
- Ask across your whole history
- Speaker repair & auto chapters
- Export to .md, .vtt, .srt, .json
Team
$29per seat / month
For teams that share decisions, not just notes.
- Everything in Pro
- Shared meeting library
- Slack, Notion & CRM sync
- Admin controls & SSO
- Priority support
Questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Open an issue on GitHub
Does a bot join my meetings?
No. You share the meeting tab from your browser and the recorder listens to that audio. Nothing appears in the participant list, and nothing records until you press record.
Which meeting apps does it work with?
Anything that runs in a browser tab — Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Whereby. The Chrome extension adds a Record button directly inside Google Meet.
How accurate are the summaries?
Every line of a summary is checked against the transcript before you see it and links to the exact second it came from. If a claim can't be verified, it's dropped and we tell you which one.
What happens when people talk over each other?
Each voice gets its own lane. Overlapping speech is flagged as crosstalk instead of being silently merged, and you can reassign a speaker once to fix every line they said.
Who can see my recordings?
Only you, unless you share a meeting. Recordings and transcripts are tied to your Google account, and you can export or delete them at any time.
Can I export my transcripts?
Yes — Markdown, WebVTT, SRT and JSON, with speakers and timestamps intact, so they drop straight into docs, video editors or your own tools.
Your next call is the first you won't have to remember.
Sign in with Google, press record, and read the notes before you've closed the tab.
Free forever plan · No credit card · Nothing records until you press record