minsMe

What minsMe is

minsMe records meetings and turns them into speaker-attributed transcripts, AI notes and searchable conversations. Teams can capture meetings through calendar-based auto-capture, send a meeting bot manually, or upload audio and video recordings. The bot can join Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, and identifies itself to help notify participants that recording is in progress. Afterward, minsMe can produce summaries and extract action items, decisions and questions. Users can search transcripts or ask questions across conversations, with answers linked to transcript moments. Listed integrations include Slack, Notion, Jira, HubSpot and Linear. Privacy controls include PII redaction, participant masking, data export and deletion, and workspace audit logs; sharing controls are described as advanced governance. The terms say customer content is not used to train AI models and that AI providers are contractually prohibited from doing so. They also caution that transcripts, summaries, action items and chat responses generated by AI may contain errors and should be reviewed. The Free plan costs nothing; features and usage limits vary by plan, with no specific limits stated.

Who it suits

minsMe suits teams that need to capture meetings, review speaker-attributed transcripts and track decisions or action items. The maker describes use cases across engineering, sales, product, HR and recruiting, leadership, and customer success.

Getting started

1. Visit minsme.com.
2. Use the web, extension, or API platform.
3. Choose calendar-based auto-capture, send a meeting bot manually, or upload an audio or video recording.
4. For bot capture, use Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams.
5. Start with the Free plan at no cost.

Verdict

minsMe combines meeting capture, notes and cross-conversation search with listed privacy controls and integrations.