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Record Google Meet audio as MP3 and save an AI transcript (.md) to Downloads. Au3Meet records Google Meet audio in Chrome and saves Audio (.mp3) + Trancription (.md) to your computer What it does: - Records audio from your active Meet tab (plus your microphone when permitted) - Saves MP3 when encoding succeeds; falls back to WebM if not - Transcribes the recording and saves a .md transcript next to the audio in Downloads - Uses Chrome’s normal download flow (your Downloads folder or wherever Chrome saves files) How to use it - Join a meeting at meet.google.com - Click the Au3Meet icon in the toolbar (allow capture/mic prompts if asked) - Stop via the in-page STOP button or the extension icon (red badge while recording) - Wait for processing — Au3Meet downloads the audio file and transcript when ready Privacy - No eavesdropping: Au3Meet only records when you explicitly start it and stops when you stop. It does not listen in the background. - Local-first: Encoded audio is saved on your machine via Chrome’s downloads API. - Transcription pipeline: To generate the transcript, the MP3 is sent once to our speech-to-text service. The server processes the file for transcription and then deletes it — we do not keep your audio for monitoring or other use. Au3Meet is not affiliated with Google or Google Meet. By installing Au3Meet, you agree to record only where it’s permitted and to respect everyone in the meeting
Jul 3, 2026
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