Tactiq
SoftwareNewA bot-free AI notetaker that transcribes Google Meet, Zoom and Teams in real time with summaries.
About Tactiq
There's a whole category of meeting tools now, but a lot of them insist on sending a visible bot into your call — which is fine until you're on a sensitive client meeting and 'Notetaker Bot' awkwardly joins. Tactiq skips that entirely: it's a bot-free AI notetaker that transcribes your meetings in real time, right in the browser. Its motto sums it up: 'focus on the meeting, let AI handle the notes.'
Real-time transcription, no bot
Tactiq provides live transcription across Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams without a bot joining the call. Because it runs as a Chrome extension capturing the conversation directly, your meetings stay bot-free and natural, while you still get an accurate, real-time transcript scrolling as people talk. That means you can stay engaged in the discussion instead of scrambling to write things down.
Summaries and action items in one click
When the meeting ends, Tactiq automatically generates summaries and identifies action items, so the outcomes are captured without any manual effort. You can even ask custom questions during the meeting to pull specific insights on the fly. With support for over 60 languages and speaker identification, it works well for international teams and multi-person calls alike.
Pushes work into your tools
Tactiq includes workflow automations that integrate with tools like Slack, Linear and HubSpot, so a meeting's notes and action items can flow straight into where your team actually works. And because it keeps complete transcripts and historical summaries, you build a searchable record that maintains continuity across conversations — no more 'what did we decide last time?'
Lightweight by design
The browser-extension approach keeps Tactiq lightweight and easy to adopt — there's nothing heavy to install, and it works within the meeting tools you already use every day.
Who it's for
Tactiq suits modern teams running lots of virtual meetings — professionals managing customer calls, keeping teams aligned, and coordinating at enterprise scale, especially those needing multilingual support and a clean, bot-free experience for external meetings.
Pricing
Tactiq offers a free Chrome extension to get started, with paid plans that unlock more advanced features and higher usage. The free tier makes it an easy, no-risk way to try bot-free AI meeting notes.
Because Tactiq runs as a lightweight browser extension rather than a heavyweight app or intrusive bot, adoption across a team tends to be painless — there's nothing to provision and nothing that changes how meetings look to outside participants. That low friction is a big part of why it spreads organically: people try it on one call, keep the transcript, and quietly never go back to typing notes by hand.
Bottom line: Tactiq is the bot-free AI notetaker for people who want real-time transcripts, instant summaries and action items — captured discreetly, right inside the meeting tools they already use.
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