Meeting Recorder
Stop taking notes.
Start recording.
Zight records the call, writes the summary, pulls out the action items and transcribes every word — then puts all of it behind one link. You get to be in the conversation instead of typing through it.
Free plan covers recordings up to five minutes
Trusted by 5m+ people who would rather show than tell
What you get
Everything a meeting leaves behind, without the note-taking
One recording turns into four things you can actually use — and none of them need someone to stop listening and start typing.
Record in one click
Full screen, the meeting window, or screen plus webcam. Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or any call in a browser.
AI notes and action items
A summary, the decisions made, and who owes what — generated the moment the recording ends. No one has to volunteer as scribe.
Searchable transcripts
Every recording transcribed and timestamped in 50+ languages. Search a phrase and jump to the moment it was said.
One dashboard
Recordings, transcripts and summaries land in the same place. Filter, tag, and share with a link into Slack, Teams or email.
Setup
Four steps, once
After this, recording a meeting is something you stop thinking about — Zight already knows what is on your calendar.
Install Zight
Sign up, then take the desktop app for Mac or Windows, or the Chrome extension — whichever matches where your meetings happen.
Connect your calendar
Link Google Calendar from the Integrations page. Zight can then see what is coming up and knows when to join.
Admit the notetaker
Zight joins the call and asks to record. Admit it once and it handles the rest while you stay in the conversation.
It’s waiting when you finish
The recording uploads to your dashboard with the transcript, summary and action items ready to read or share.
Compatibility
It records the screen, so it works with the call you already run
There’s no per-platform integration to wait for. If the meeting is on your screen, Zight can record it — on Mac, Windows or Chrome.
Zoom
Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
Slack
Any browser call
FAQ
Questions people ask first
Who hits record. The meeting recorder is a bot: it joins a live call on your calendar and records it so nobody has to take notes. The screen recorder is you, capturing your own screen whenever you want — a walkthrough or an update that replaces the meeting instead of documenting it. Both land in the same library.
Yes. Zight records the screen rather than hooking into one platform, so it captures any call — Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or anything else running in a browser or a desktop app.
Yes. The Zight notetaker appears in the call and has to be admitted before it records, so everyone can see it’s there. Telling people you are recording is good practice regardless, and in some places it is a legal requirement.
The recording, a timestamped transcript, an AI summary of what was decided, and a list of action items. All of it lands in your Zight dashboard and can be shared with a single link.
Yes — Zight captures system audio and your mic together, so every participant is on the recording rather than just your side of the conversation. Echo cancellation is built in.
Over 50. Transcripts are timestamped, so you can search for a phrase and jump straight to the moment it was said instead of scrubbing through the video.
Yes. The free plan covers recordings up to five minutes, which is enough to see how the summaries and transcripts work before you move a whole team onto it.
Your next meeting could write itself up
Record it once. Zight handles the summary, the transcript, and the follow-ups.