Your meetings, in your tools and your AI

Meetingize records real meetings and turns them into diarized transcripts, AI reports and professional documents. Connect them to Claude or ChatGPT with the MCP server, or build on them with the REST API, webhooks and the CLI.

Connect your AI assistant (MCP) API quickstart CLI

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Ask your AI about your meetings

The Meetingize MCP server connects your meetings to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client in two minutes: paste one URL, sign in, approve. Then ask “Which commitments did I make with client Dupont this quarter?” and get an answer quoted from your transcripts, with timestamps.

Connect Claude claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code

Connect ChatGPT Custom connector, search and deep research

Cursor, VS Code and others Any MCP client, OAuth or API key

Tools, resources and prompts What your assistant can do with Meetingize

Build with Meetingize

REST API

Create meetings from audio, read diarized transcripts (JSON, Markdown, SRT, VTT), AI reports and LLM-ready exports, generate documents. API keys or OAuth 2.1. API overview and API explorer

Create a meeting, step by step

From the upload to the transcript, the report and the documents: statuses, polling or webhooks, and what you receive at each step. Read the guide

Webhooks

Get notified when a transcript, a report or a document is ready. HMAC-SHA256 signatures, automatic retries. Webhooks

meetingize CLI

One Python file, no dependency: list meetings, export transcripts, generate documents from your terminal. Install the CLI

Use Meetingize

The product guide covers recording in the browser or on iPhone, importing files, transcription with speaker diarization, AI meeting reports, templates by profession, document generation, proof of advice, sharing and plans.

For AI agents

This documentation is available as plain text for language models: llms.txt (index) and llms-full.txt (everything). Every page also exists in raw Markdown: add .md to its URL without the trailing slash, for example api/webhooks.md. The OpenAPI specification is at openapi.json.