Run Meet

Every AI meeting notetaker stops at the worst possible moment: right after the meeting ends. You get a transcript and a summary, and then you still have to write the follow-up email, update the task board, and ping the team on Slack yourself. The notes were never the work. The notes were a description of the work. Run Meet is built around the opposite idea. It joins your call, records it, produces a structured recap, and then hands the whole meeting to a Runable agent that can draft the follow-up email, post the recap to Slack, or create the action items in Notion. The notetaker’s job doesn’t end when the transcript exists. It ends when the follow-up is done.

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What is an AI meeting notetaker?

An AI meeting notetaker attends a conversation, converts speech to text, and compresses it into a record you can actually use: a summary, the decisions made, and who agreed to do what by when. There are two common capture models, and the difference matters more than most feature lists admit:

1. Bot-based tools send a visible participant into the online call and record server-side.
2. Device-based tools record from your machine or phone, with no bot in the meeting.

Run Meet is bot-based, which has one property we consider non-negotiable: once the bot is admitted, the recording runs on our infrastructure, not in your browser tab. You can close the tab, switch from Chrome to Safari, or lose Wi-Fi mid-call, and the recording keeps going. With device-based recorders, the machine that started the recording owns it, and closing that window usually kills the capture.

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What you get from every meeting

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