Al-Jisr Meeting Recorder

Records your Google Meet calls into Al-Jisr Meeting Minutes, with the speakers' names.

Al-Jisr Meeting Recorder turns your Google Meet calls into meeting minutes in Lisan ud-Dawat, in your Al-Jisr account. HOW IT WORKS 1. Sign in once with your Al-Jisr email and password. 2. Join your Google Meet call. 3. Click the Al-Jisr icon (or press Alt+Shift+M) and press Start recording. 4. Leave the call when you are done. The recording uploads by itself. A few minutes later the minutes are ready in Al-Jisr, under Meeting Minutes: a summary, the decisions, the action items and the full transcript, with each speaker's name. WHAT IT RECORDS • The sound of the Meet call, so everyone else on the call is included. • Your own microphone, if you allow it, so your voice is included too. • The names Google Meet shows beside its captions, so the minutes can say who said what. The caption text itself is never kept. Nothing is recorded until you press Start, and recording stops when you leave the call. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • The recording goes only to your own Al-Jisr account at al-jisr.org. • It stays on your computer only until it has uploaded, then it is deleted. • Your password is never stored. • No ads, no tracking, nothing sold. WHAT YOU NEED • An Al-Jisr account with Meeting Minutes access. If you don't have it yet, ask your Al-Jisr administrator. • Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on a computer, and the call open in Google Meet. Please tell everyone on the call that it is being recorded. In many places the law requires their consent. Privacy policy: https://al-jisr.org/privacy