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What it is
- Trippi Notes is a Chrome extension that writes down meetings held in a browser tab.
- It produces a transcript with speaker names and times, a translation line under each line in your language, a summary, and a list of tasks.
- It is made by the same team as Trippi, a separate extension that puts translated live captions over a call.
- It does not record audio or video. Its output is text.
Where it works
- Google Meet, Zoom in the browser, and Microsoft Teams in the browser.
- Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers on a computer.
- It does not work in the Zoom or Microsoft Teams desktop clients. A browser extension cannot reach an application outside the browser.
- It does not work on phones or tablets, and there is no phone version.
How it starts
- Nothing runs until you click the extension icon in the tab where the call is open. Chrome gives an extension tab audio only after that click.
- It does not join meetings by itself and does not start on a schedule.
- It listens to the sound of the meeting tab: the voices of the other people, as the call plays them to you.
- It does not capture your microphone, and it does not read other tabs.
- No bot joins the call and the participant list does not change. Tell people you are taking notes: how to say it.
Languages
- It recognises speech in 68 languages and finds the language of the call by itself.
- Each line can be shown with a translation into the language you read.
- The summary can be written in your language, not only in the language of the call.
What you get after a call
- A summary with an overview, decisions, tasks with owners, open questions and a glossary.
- Summary templates for a sales call, an interview, a stand-up, a one-on-one, a retro and a customer interview, plus your own request.
- Action items as a checklist with owner and date, and one list of open items across all your meetings.
- Ask AI about a meeting: answers come with quotes, and a click on a quote jumps to that moment.
- Questions across all meetings in your journal at once.
- A follow-up email drafted from the summary, for you to send from your own mail.
- A journal of meetings with search by words, names and decisions.
- Export as Markdown or plain text, and a button that opens the meeting in ChatGPT or Claude.
- A glossary of terms you add, so names and product words are spelled your way.
- Tasks sent to Linear, Jira or Asana.
- An MCP server, so an AI assistant you give a key to can read your meeting journal.
- Summaries, answers and emails are written by a language model and can be wrong. Read them before you send them on.
What it costs
- Lite: 10 hours of meetings a month for $6 a month, or $60 a year.
- Pro: 25 hours of meetings a month for $12 a month, or $120 a year.
- Power: 70 hours of meetings a month for $24 a month, or $240 a year.
- Personal plans differ only in hours. Every paid plan includes summaries and AI answers without a monthly cap, questions across all meetings, summary templates and your own request, and the journal on any computer.
- Team S: up to 5 people sharing 120 hours of meetings a month, for $49 a month or $490 a year.
- Team M: up to 15 people sharing 250 hours of meetings a month, for $99 a month or $990 a year.
- Team L: up to 40 people sharing 500 hours of meetings a month, for $199 a month or $1990 a year.
- Team plans add shared spaces, meetings opened to the team, comments, and shared prompts for the AI chats.
- Starting is free, with no card. You create an account first, because your meetings are saved to it. The starting plan has a monthly allowance that renews on its own.
- Payments are handled by Paddle as the merchant of record. Card details never reach us.
What it stores, and for how long
- No audio or video is recorded or kept.
- The audio goes from your browser to the speech-recognition provider (Soniox) over a short-lived session key. It is not stored.
- The transcript, summaries and tasks are kept in your browser’s local storage.
- When you are signed in, each meeting is also kept in the meeting archive on our server, so the journal works on any computer. This is on by default.
- You can turn the archive off at any time. After that, no new meetings are stored on the server.
- You choose how long archived meetings are kept: 30, 90, 180 or 365 days. The default is 90 days.
- You can delete one meeting or all of them at any time.
- A link to a meeting, if you make one, works for 30 days unless you choose otherwise, and at most one year.
- When you ask for a summary, an answer or an email, the meeting text goes to a language model provider (Anthropic Claude, Groq or Google Gemini) for that one request. The request itself is not written to our database or our logs.
- The address a request came from is kept for at most 60 days.
- Meetings are never sold and never used to train a model.
What it cannot do
- It cannot hear calls in desktop apps or on a phone.
- It cannot see your screen: slides, shared documents and the meeting chat do not reach it.
- It cannot start without your click.
- It has no audio or video file to give you.
- Export is Markdown and plain text only.
- A summary is written when you ask for it, not automatically after every call.
Where to check
- Chrome Web Store listing: Trippi Notes.
- Privacy policy: gettrippi.app/notes/en/privacy/.
- Contact, for users, journalists and corrections: [email protected].
Longer answers
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Trippi Notes is in the Chrome Web Store. One click on the icon when the call begins, and nothing before that.