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Capture Google Meet live captions (author + text) into a side panel. Live captions in Google Meet are incredibly useful, but they disappear as soon as the meeting ends. This extension solves that. With one click, it automatically captures every caption line (speaker + text) and stores it in a persistent side panel you can export anytime. This is especially valuable for users dealing with language barriers, fast-paced discussions, or meetings where they are not the primary speaker. Many people rely on captions to fully understand conversations, but they have no way to save those insights afterward. This tool ensures nothing is lost. Whether you're following along in another language, reviewing meeting notes, preparing follow-ups, or trying to stay organized, the extension makes every conversation easier to capture and remember. It turns live captions into reusable notes you can reference, edit, and export—helping you stay productive even in complex or multilingual meetings. Key Features Live capture of Google Meet captions (author + message) Supports translated captions (e.g., English → Urdu) Clean side panel for real-time viewing Exportable transcript for later use No backend, no data collection — everything stays on your device Perfect for students, professionals, newcomers, ESL learners, and anyone who wants clearer, more accessible meeting documentation.
Dec 1, 2025
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