ScribePro.ai is a tool which records your meetings, transcribes them and allows you to share them with others. It also provides an intuitive UI to help you search and navigate all your meetings. In addition, it also analyzes your transcripts and provides summaries, extracts topics and generates heatmaps.

ScribePro currently supports Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack and Skype. This list is prone to changes over time and some providers may be added or removed.

Recording is done with the help of a Chrome extension which can be installed from the Chrome Web Store. Log in the extension, start your meeting on the web version of your meeting app, then click on Start in the ScribePro extension to begin recording. After your meeting is over, the call will be transcribed and analyzed from the Dashboard. You can also click the last 3 meeting recordings in the extension.

No. Currently, ScribePro is only able to record on the web versions of the listed apps. Access the web versions at meet.google.com, web.skype.com, app.slack.com, zoom.us, teams.live.com. Only the meeting recorder needs to use the web version, the rest of the participants can use any available version.

ScribePro is free while in Beta release, with plans to transition to paid plans at a later time.

All users can now explore the full range of functionalities without financial commitment, which helps you better understand the product's value proposition. We also hope that this increased user interaction can lead to more diverse feedback, highlighting a wider array of potential issues and areas for improvement that might not be evident with a paying user base. Additionally, offering all features for free during beta helps in stress-testing the system under real-world conditions. This can also reveal performance bottlenecks and other critical issues that need to be addressed before the official launch.

Currently, ScribePro supports over 100 languages and more are being added and fine-tuned every month.

No, ScribePro only records the meeting audio while the video is discarded and never leaves the user's browser.