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Bluedot Chrome extension

Bluedot records and transcribes meetings on Google Meet, Zoom and Teams, then generates AI summaries and notes, without adding a visible bot participant to the call. It's best for people who take a lot of video meetings and want notes without manual typing. The catch: it needs meeting audio and content access to work.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓AI-powered

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • works without a visible bot joining the meeting
  • supports Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams
  • generates AI notes and summaries automatically
  • removes the need for manual note-taking during calls

Cons

  • requires access to meeting audio and content to transcribe
  • AI summaries need review since automated notes can miss nuance
  • value depends on how many meetings you actually attend

Best for

  • getting AI-generated notes from Google Meet, Zoom or Teams calls
  • avoiding a visible bot joining your meetings
  • reviewing a meeting transcript instead of manual notes
  • teams that want consistent meeting summaries

Skip it if

  • users uncomfortable with recording and transcribing meeting audio
  • one-off calls where a full transcript and summary isn't needed

Key features

  • bot-free recording that doesn't visibly join the call
  • AI meeting notes and summaries
  • transcription of Google Meet, Zoom and Teams meetings
  • designed to work without disrupting the meeting

What Bluedot does

Bluedot is an AI note taker built for video meetings on Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams. It records and transcribes the call, then produces AI-generated notes and a summary afterward, positioned as 'bot-free' because it doesn't add a separate visible participant to the meeting the way some competitors do.

Is Bluedot safe?

Because Bluedot records and transcribes meeting audio and content, it needs permission to access the meeting page and capture audio to do its job. That level of access is inherent to any meeting-recording tool. Review the specific permissions Chrome and the meeting platform show before installing.

Bluedot: FAQs

Is Bluedot free?

The listing describes it as an AI note taker; check the current Chrome Web Store page for specific pricing tiers before assuming full free access.

How do I use the Bluedot extension?

Install it, sign in, then join your Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams call as normal and let Bluedot record and transcribe in the background.

Is Bluedot safe to use?

It needs access to meeting audio and content to transcribe calls, which is standard for a meeting recorder. Review the exact permissions shown at install.

Does Bluedot join meetings as a visible bot?

No, it's designed to work without adding a separate visible bot participant to the call.

Which platforms does Bluedot support?

It supports Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams meetings.

What are Bluedot alternatives?

Otter.ai, Fireflies, and Fathom are common AI meeting note takers with different bot and pricing models.

Does Bluedot generate meeting summaries?

Yes, it produces AI-generated notes and a summary from the meeting transcript.

Do I need to notify participants that Bluedot is recording?

Recording and transcribing a call may require notifying other participants under your local laws or company policy, separate from how the extension itself works.

Can Bluedot transcribe a meeting after it's recorded?

The listing describes transcription and note generation tied to the live meeting; check the current product page for any post-upload transcription options.

Why didn't Bluedot capture my meeting?

Check that the extension has the required audio and meeting-page permissions enabled, and that you joined the call while signed into Bluedot.