MBox AI meet

MBox AI meet is an AI transcriber tool. Chrome extension that transcribes Google Meet calls live and emails an AI summary built on Gemini Pro, with speaker labels and action items. Free tier available, Pro adds encryption and richer summaries.

MBox AI Meet is a Chrome extension that sits inside Google Meet calls and produces a live transcript while the conversation runs. The extension captures speech as it happens, tags who is speaking, and then hands the finished transcript to Google's Gemini Pro model, which writes a meeting summary and emails it to the account holder once the call ends. No audio or video is stored: transcription is processed in real time and only the text survives the session, with end-to-end encryption listed among the Pro features. The product is aimed at people who spend their day in Google Meet and lose time writing notes afterwards. Project managers, consultants, recruiters, sales teams and freelancers all get the same core workflow: talk normally, then read a short digest instead of scrubbing through a recording. Summary depth can be adjusted, so a standup can produce a few bullet lines while a longer client call can be expanded. Action items are picked out automatically, and speaker identification makes large calls easier to follow when several people contribute. Practical use is narrow by design. The extension only works with Google Meet, so teams standardized on Zoom or Microsoft Teams are out of scope for now (the site says support for other platforms is under consideration). Multi-language transcription and summarization are included, which matters for distributed teams holding calls in more than one language. The free tier covers real-time transcription and basic summaries with no credit card required; Pro adds advanced summaries, end-to-end encryption and priority support for a monthly subscription, while Enterprise adds API access and custom analysis. Among meeting assistant tools, MBox competes on price and on its privacy stance rather than on breadth of integrations, which remain limited to Google Meet and email delivery.