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Scribbl Chrome extension

Scribbl records, transcribes, and generates AI notes for your Google Meet, Zoom, and MS Teams calls without sending a separate bot into the meeting. It's best for people who want meeting notes without an extra visible participant joining the call. The catch: it still needs meeting access to record and transcribe, so participants should know it's active.

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

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

Pros

  • bot-free design means no separate participant joins the call
  • covers Google Meet, Zoom, and MS Teams
  • automatically transcribes and generates AI notes
  • runs as a browser extension rather than a heavier desktop app

Cons

  • still requires meeting access to record, which needs participant awareness
  • note quality depends on the accuracy of the underlying transcription
  • advanced features may sit behind a paid Scribbl plan

Best for

  • recording and transcribing Google Meet, Zoom, and MS Teams calls
  • generating AI meeting notes without a visible bot joining
  • users who dislike third-party recording bots appearing in the participant list
  • reviewing meeting summaries after a call

Skip it if

  • calls where any form of recording or transcription isn't appropriate
  • users needing recording on platforms beyond Google Meet, Zoom, or MS Teams

Key features

  • bot-free meeting recording
  • automatic transcription of calls
  • AI-generated meeting notes and summaries
  • support for Google Meet, Zoom, and MS Teams
  • runs directly from the browser

What Scribbl does

Scribbl records and transcribes video calls on Google Meet, Zoom, and MS Teams, then turns the transcript into AI-generated notes and summaries. Unlike tools that add a separate bot to the meeting's participant list, Scribbl operates as a bot-free browser extension, capturing the call without an extra visible attendee.

Bot-free recording explained

Many meeting note-taking tools join calls as a separate bot account, which other participants can see in the attendee list. Scribbl instead works from the browser extension itself to capture and process the meeting, avoiding that extra visible presence while still needing access to the call's audio and video to generate transcripts and notes.

Scribbl: FAQs

Is Scribbl free?

Scribbl offers a way to try its note-taking features; check the Chrome Web Store listing or Scribbl's pricing page for current free and paid plan details.

How do I use the Scribbl extension?

Install it, sign in, then join a Google Meet, Zoom, or MS Teams call as usual and let Scribbl record and generate notes automatically.

What does bot-free mean for Scribbl?

It means Scribbl doesn't add a separate bot account to your meeting's participant list to record it, unlike some other note-taking tools.

What are Scribbl alternatives?

Otter.ai, Fireflies, and Laxis are other AI meeting note-taking tools, though some use bot-based recording instead of a bot-free approach.

Does Scribbl work with Zoom?

Yes, Scribbl supports recording, transcription, and note generation for Zoom calls, along with Google Meet and MS Teams.

Does Scribbl generate meeting summaries?

Yes, it automatically generates AI notes and summaries from the recorded transcript.

Is it okay to use Scribbl without telling other participants?

Since Scribbl records and transcribes meeting content, it's best practice to let participants know a call is being recorded, even without a visible bot.

Does Scribbl support MS Teams?

Yes, Scribbl is built to work with Google Meet, Zoom, and MS Teams.

Why isn't Scribbl recording my meeting?

Check that the extension is enabled, you're signed in, and Scribbl has permission to access the meeting platform you're using.

Can I review past meeting transcripts in Scribbl?

Yes, transcripts and AI-generated notes are available for review after each recorded call.