Meeting Minutes

Meeting notes that stay open beside your call

Meeting Minutes is a notepad in Chrome's side panel. Type while the meeting runs; every word is saved as you go.

Add to Chrome

Free, with no account. Your notes stay in your browser.

Nothing to remember to save

Notes are written to your browser a moment after you stop typing. Close the popup, switch tabs or restart Chrome, and they are still there.

  • Saves automatically, with the time of the last save on screen
  • Open it from the toolbar or with Alt + Shift + M
  • Move it to the side panel to keep it beside any tab
  • Light and dark themes follow your system
The Meeting Minutes popup with a note titled Product sync The same note in the dark theme

Built for minutes, not just notes

Three buttons cover what a minute-taker does most, and plain text keeps it fast.

  • Time: stamps the current time at the cursor
  • Action item: starts a checklist line, and Enter continues the list
  • Template: headings for attendees, agenda, notes, decisions and actions
  • A running count of words and open actions
The list of saved notes with a search box: Product sync, Client kickoff, 1:1 with Omar, Budget review and Design critique

One note per meeting, out in one click

Each meeting gets its own note with a title and date. On Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Webex and Whereby, a new note takes its title from the meeting tab.

Copy

The whole note on your clipboard, ready for email or chat.

.txt

A plain text file named after the meeting and its date.

.md

Markdown, for wikis, Notion, Obsidian and GitHub.

Export all

Every note in a single file, as a backup.

New in version 2.0

  • Notes save as you type
  • Opens in Chrome's side panel
  • A separate note for each meeting
  • Search across all notes
  • Time stamps, action items and a template
  • Copy, .txt and Markdown export
  • Undo after deleting a note
  • Dark theme and a keyboard shortcut

Your notes never leave your browser

There is no account, no server, no analytics and no advertising. The extension makes no network requests at all.

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