tl;dv

Nobody grows up dreaming of being the person who types notes during every meeting while everyone else gets to, you know, participate. tl;dv is the AI notetaker that takes that job off your plate entirely — it records, transcribes and summarizes your calls so you can actually be present in the conversation.

Your meetings, captured automatically

tl;dv hops into your Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls and quietly captures everything. The second a meeting ends, it hands you a crisp AI-generated summary — no more "wait, what did we agree on?" It transcribes in 30+ languages, so distributed teams aren't left out, and it timestamps the recording so you can jump straight to the moment someone said the thing you need.

More than notes — actual follow-through

Where tl;dv earns its keep is what happens after the call. It automatically logs call notes, drafts follow-up emails, and rolls insights up across many conversations so you can spot patterns — what customers keep asking for, which objections keep coming up — without re-watching hours of footage. It plugs into over 5,000 apps, including CRMs and project management tools, so those notes land where your team already works instead of dying in a folder.

Who it's for

tl;dv is built for sales teams, customer success managers, product managers and marketing leaders — anyone whose job is basically a stack of meetings that need to turn into action. Sales folks in particular get coaching-friendly recordings and CRM logging; product teams get a searchable memory of every user call. Enterprise organizations use it to keep meeting intelligence consistent across whole departments.

Pricing

Refreshingly, tl;dv has a genuinely useful free-forever plan, with optional paid tiers when you need more advanced features — and no credit card required to get started. That makes it one of the lower-risk ways to try the whole "AI takes my meeting notes" thing and see if you ever want to go back (spoiler: you won't).

A searchable memory of every conversation

Because tl;dv keeps every recording, transcript and summary in one place, your calls stop evaporating the moment they end. That searchable archive becomes a genuine asset: a new rep can review how top performers handle a tricky objection, a product manager can pull up the exact quote where three customers asked for the same feature, and a manager can catch up on a call they missed without hijacking someone's afternoon for a recap. The 30+ language transcription means that memory works for global teams too, not just English-speaking ones. Over time, the aggregated insights across conversations turn a pile of individual meetings into something closer to organizational intelligence.

Bottom line: if your calendar is mostly video calls, tl;dv frees you from note-taking and turns every meeting into searchable, shareable, actionable intelligence — starting free.