Live meeting notes, without the language barrier.
One page for the whole meeting — the summary ScribX writes, the notes you type, the transcript and the recording. You and your colleagues write in it at the same time: before the call, during it, and after. When the room speaks five languages, each of you reads it in your own.
Google Meet
Zoom
Microsoft Teams
Slack huddles
Web & mobile
Desktop app
Everyone on the same page — while the meeting is still going.
Each person reads the meeting as it happens, in their own language. The notes are one shared page the team writes together, and a link brings in anyone who needs it.
Real time
Lines appear about a second after they're said, already translated for each reader. Nobody waits for the recording to end.
Written together
One notepad for the whole team: see who is typing, edit at the same time, and keep your words apart from what ScribX writes.
Shared in one click
Teammates, a whole domain or a guest outside your organization — as viewer or editor, with an optional access code. A link opened mid-meeting follows it live.
A page that is open before the meeting is.
Start typing before anyone joins. Keep typing while people talk. When the call ends the page does not change — it gains the summary ScribX wrote, beside the notes you wrote.
- Write in it before, during and after
- Two people in one notepad, live
- Every point cites the moment it was said
- Read it in your language — the summary and the transcript
Try the language toggle on the note →
On a call, in the room, or already recorded
Send a bot into the call, or let the Mac app take notes with no bot at all. Take notes in the room straight from your browser, or hand ScribX a recording it was never in.
Send the bot
Paste a Meet, Zoom or Teams link and the bot joins as a participant — recording, transcribing and translating in real time, then leaving cleanly when you're done.
- Works with Google Meet, Zoom & Microsoft Teams
- Auto-joins from your connected calendar
- Or start instantly from the browser extension
Stop translating. Start deciding.
Built for teams that switch languages mid-sentence — capturing the conversation and turning it into a record everyone can act on, in the language they read best.
Chapters
While people talk, ScribX sums up each stretch of the meeting as it ends — so anyone joining late, or reading later, jumps straight to the part that matters.
Teams and folders
A note started in a team's folder is shared with that team from its first second. Your own notes stay yours until you share them.
Custom summary formats
Pick the write-up your team needs — an exec TL;DR, a decisions log, or your own template — generated automatically in every language.
Ask about any meeting, from the AI you already use.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to ScribX and ask in plain words — it reads your transcripts, summaries and decisions, within your team's access rules.
Point Claude, Cursor or your own agents at ScribX and let them read transcripts, summaries and action items as tools.
Fire a webhook the moment a meeting ends, or pull structured notes via API into your CRM, data warehouse or docs.
Attach a glossary and link docs from TDxDocs or Notion so names, acronyms and summaries come out right.
Your meetings stay yours.
Built by TDA under an ISO/IEC 27001 security programme, with the controls an IT team asks about first.
Keep the recording, or only the transcript and summary. Media is removed when your plan's retention ends.
SSO / SAML, organization and team roles, and share links limited to one note, with an optional access code.
The bot introduces itself in the meeting chat; the desktop app gives you a notice to paste in one click.
ScribX, wherever you meet
One account and one library, whichever you use.
Everything ScribX does, in the browser on your laptop or phone. Nothing to install.
Notes of any call with no bot. macOS 14.2 or later, signed by Apple.
Live captions with no bot, or the bot in one click, from inside a Meet or Zoom web call.
Ask your meetings from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, within your team's access rules.
Start free. Grow into a plan when the team does.
Every plan pays for transcription with credits. Summaries and live translation never use them, and neither do the extension's live captions.
A credit pays for transcription: a bot in your meeting, or ScribX speech recognition. When they run out, new meetings pause until the month resets or you top up. A few extras are charged per use — translating a finished meeting into another language, Read aloud, and the “ScribX layout” summary.