Roomtape — Recorder for Google Meet and Microsoft Teams

Google Meet and Microsoft Teams recorder that saves video and everyone's audio as an MP4 on your computer. Works as a guest. No bot.

Roomtape records Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls to a file on your computer. Click the Roomtape icon on a meeting tab to save the meeting's video, everyone's audio and your microphone into one recording. It records from your own browser, so no bot joins the call and you don't need a paid Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 plan. It works when the host can't or won't record: you joined as a guest, you're on a free Gmail or personal Microsoft account, or your work or school plan doesn't include recording. WORKS WHERE YOUR MEETINGS ARE • Meet: any call on meet.google.com. • Teams: work or school, personal and guest calls in Teams on the web (teams.microsoft.com, teams.cloud.microsoft, teams.live.com). Join in Chrome instead of the desktop app, then record. RECORDINGS THAT SURVIVE A CRASH Roomtape writes the recording to disk as you go, instead of holding it in memory until the end. If the tab crashes, Chrome restarts or the extension updates mid-call, open the library and recover everything up to the moment it stopped. FILES THAT OPEN ANYWHERE Recordings save as MP4 (H.264 video, AAC audio), which opens in QuickTime, Windows Media Player and video editors without extra software. Need only the audio? Export it as an M4A. FEATURES • Start with one click on the toolbar icon. A recording chip inside the meeting stays visible the whole time. • Choose your audio: your mic plus the meeting, the meeting only, or your mic only. • Choose your quality: 1080p, 720p, or Screenshare (sharper slides and code at a lower frame rate). • Record a 5-second test clip to check your levels before the call starts. • Pause and resume into the same file. • Leave the call, or have the host end it, and the recording stops and saves on its own. • Play, rename, export, recover and delete recordings in the library, or save just the audio. PRIVACY AND CONSENT • Roomtape runs only on meet.google.com and the Teams web domains above. While a call is open, it reads the meeting page to show its chip and notice when you leave. It captures the tab's video and audio and your microphone only while you record. It can't see your other tabs or your browsing history. • The free version makes zero network requests. The paid version contacts our server only to activate your license. • You don't need an account. • Before your first recording, Roomtape explains what it captures. Recording laws vary, and you may need consent from everyone on the call. • While you record, Chrome shows its own "this tab is being shared" indicator and Roomtape's chip stays on screen. There is no hidden mode. FREE AND PAID Free: recordings up to 20 minutes each, saved as WebM, with the full audio mix, test clip and library. When a recording reaches 20 minutes it saves automatically, so you keep everything you captured. Pay $29 once, with no subscription, to add: • Unlimited recording length • MP4 files • Audio-only export • Smart file names • 3 years of updates One license covers all your computers. Full refund within 14 days. QUESTIONS Can I record if I'm not the host? Yes. Roomtape records from your own browser, so it doesn't depend on the host's plan or settings. Recording laws vary, so tell everyone on the call that you're recording. Why does Meet or Teams say recording isn't available to me? Built-in recording depends on your plan and your role in the meeting. Meet records only on some paid Google plans, and Teams usually doesn't let guests record. Roomtape records from your browser, so it works with any account. Does it work with the Teams desktop app? No. Roomtape is a browser extension, so it records Teams on the web. Open the meeting link in Chrome and choose to join on the web. Does it record everyone's audio? Yes. Everyone's voice from the call and your microphone go into one file. You can also record only the meeting or only your mic. Where are my recordings saved? In the Roomtape library, written to your disk as you record, so nothing is uploaded. Export saves a copy to any folder on your computer. Can I get an MP4? Yes, with a license: recordings save as MP4 (H.264 video, AAC audio). The free version saves WebM, which plays in Chrome and VLC. Does a bot join the call? No. Nothing joins the meeting and nobody gets an invite. Roomtape records the tab you're in, with Chrome's sharing indicator and the Roomtape chip on screen. Roomtape is not affiliated with Google or Microsoft. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC. Microsoft Teams is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies.