The AI notetaker for Google Meet that stays on your Mac
Weeve records Google Meet calls from the Mac’s own audio. Nothing appears in the call, no Chrome extension, and the transcript and summary are built on your device.
How Weeve works with Google Meet
01
Ask, then record
Tell participants you are recording, then press record. Weeve listens to the Mac itself, so nothing appears in your Meet call and Google Workspace needs no setup.
02
Speak normally
The transcript builds on your Mac while you talk, with speaker labels. Nothing routes through a browser extension or an external server.
03
Finish with the summary written
When the call ends, the summary and action points are already on your device, ready to check and file wherever your notes live.
Weeve or Google’s own meeting notes
Google Meet can take notes with Gemini. The difference is who has to enable it, and where the notes end up.
Weeve
Runs on your Mac, nothing uploaded
No Workspace upgrade or Gemini licence
No admin approval needed
Also covers Zoom, Teams and in-person
Free Starter plan, then €12,99 a month
Take notes for me
Processed by Gemini in Google’s cloud
Needs an eligible Workspace or Google AI plan
An admin must switch it on for the org
Google Meet calls only
Notes saved to the organiser’s Google Drive
Where your Google Meet notes actually live
Google saves the generated notes in the meeting organiser’s Drive and attaches them to the calendar event, which is convenient when Workspace is the approved home for the record and awkward when the conversation was meant to stay with you. Weeve writes the transcript and summary on your Mac instead, so the note belongs to you and moving it into Docs stays a deliberate step rather than an automatic one.
Google Meet questions, answered
Do I need a Chrome extension?
Do I need Gemini or a Workspace upgrade?
Where do the notes end up?
Does a bot join the call?
Does my IT administrator need to approve anything?
Does it work in meetings I did not organise?