Recording
Record anything, with no bot in the room
Zoom, Meet, Teams, a phone call or a classroom: Taad hears your microphone and the meeting's sound together, and writes it down as people talk.
Wherever the talking happens
Any meeting app
On a computer, Taad records the meeting's sound from whatever app plays it. Nobody joins the call, nobody's asked to admit a bot.
In person
A lecture, an interview, a meeting around a table: put a laptop or a phone down and press Record.
In the browser
Nothing to install: record with your microphone, or a browser tab's sound.
On your phone, screen lockedSoon
It keeps recording in your pocket, with the screen off.
Files you already have
Import audio or video files, or subtitles, and get the same notes as a live recording.
Several devices, one meeting
Record the same meeting on more than one device and it's still one recording.
Every word, in your language
60 languages
Even mixed in one meeting: say which languages you speak and it follows along.
The live transcript
Words appear as they're said, with who said them, and key points build up while you talk.
Fix it once, fixed everywhere
Correct a name or a word in the transcript and it's fixed in every recording; teach it your words with a dictionary.
Questions
Does a bot join my meetings?
No. Taad records on your own device: your microphone and the sound your computer plays. Nothing joins the call.
Should I tell people I'm recording?
Yes. Recording laws differ by country, and saying so at the start is the respectful thing to do.
What if my connection drops?
Recording goes on: it's kept on your device and sent when you're back online.
Which files can I import?
Audio and video files, and subtitles (SRT, VTT).