Meeting notes
AI notes for Google Meet. No bot in the call.
Mochi takes notes in Google Meet calls from your Mac: it records your microphone and your Mac's audio, so nobody new joins the meeting. When the call ends, your notes and the transcript become a summary you can edit and share.
During the call
- Mochi notices when a Google Meet call starts and offers to take notes.
- Jot a few words if you like; Mochi captures the conversation.
- Recording sits in a slim panel at the edge of the screen; pause whenever you like.
- Forgot to stop? Mochi stops after 15 quiet minutes.
After the call
- An editable summary in seconds, from your notes and the transcript.
- List the actions, write the follow-up email or draft a plan, one click each.
- Share by link or with a teammate, or keep it to yourself.
Before the next one
Mochi reads your last meetings with the same people and writes you a one-minute brief, so you walk in knowing the room.
Questions
Does a bot join my Google Meet meeting?
No. Mochi records your microphone and your Mac's audio on the Mac. If you'd rather have a notetaker in the call, an in-call bot is available on Pro and Executive.
Do I need the Mac app?
To record without a bot, yes (macOS 14.2 or later). In person, you can also record on iPhone and Apple Watch.
Does it work in Hebrew?
Yes. Mochi transcribes and summarizes in English and Hebrew, and the whole app works in both.