Turn Your Google Meet Calls Into Studyable Notes
A LunaNotes Notetaker joins your Google Meet, records and transcribes the call, then turns it into a summary, action items, and a note in your library—ready to search, study, and build on like everything else in LunaNotes.
How Meeting Notes Work
A Notetaker Joins and Captures the Call
Paste a Google Meet link and a Notetaker joins as a participant (shown as “LunaNotes.io”) to record and transcribe the call. There's nothing to install, and it never speaks or shares its screen.
Auto-Join From Your Calendar
Connect Google Calendar and LunaNotes joins your scheduled Meet calls automatically. You decide which meetings to record, and you can skip or pause any time.
Every Meeting Becomes a Note
You get a summary, key questions, action items, and timestamped chapters—plus a real note in your library that feeds your diagrams, flashcards, and the Assistant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this feature.
Google Meet today. Paste a Meet link or connect your calendar and a Notetaker joins the call.
No. The Notetaker joins your call as a participant (shown as “LunaNotes.io”), so everyone can see the meeting is being recorded.
Meeting Notes is available on paid plans (Starter and Plus). Connecting Google Calendar for automatic joins is available on Plus. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial.
Yes. Connect Google Calendar (Plus) and LunaNotes auto-joins your scheduled Meet calls. You choose which meetings to record and can skip or pause any of them.
A summary, key questions, action items, and timestamped chapters—plus a note in your library you can turn into diagrams and flashcards or chat with using the Assistant.
Yes. The recording is kept and plays back inside the meeting page, and you can delete it whenever you want.