Record Slack huddles with a transcript
Huddles are where quick decisions get made, and they leave nothing behind. Add RecordMeeting to Chrome, open Slack in the browser, and record any huddle with a button right next to Share screen.
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Transcript in 50+ languages
Automatic language detection, speaker labels, and timestamps.
AI summary and action items
Key decisions and follow-ups extracted automatically from the transcript.
Private workspace, no bots
Nothing extra appears in the call. Recordings stay in your own workspace.
The problem
Why recording Slack is harder than it should be
Decisions made in a huddle vanish when it ends
A huddle is live by design. Once everyone leaves, the agreement, the numbers someone quoted and the follow-ups are only in people's memory, and the channel shows nothing but a duration.
Someone has to take notes instead of taking part
Quick calls rarely have a note taker. Either the person who knows the topic best types while talking, or the recap is written from memory an hour later and half of it is wrong.
Teammates who missed the huddle ask for a recap
In distributed teams the people who needed the context are often in another time zone. Without a recording or transcript, the same conversation gets repeated in a thread.
A bot joining a quick huddle changes the conversation
Adding a notetaker bot to a two-minute huddle is awkward and slows the call down. Teams want to hit record and keep talking, not manage another participant.
How it works
RecordMeeting on Slack
RecordMeeting adds a record button to the Slack huddle window, right next to Share screen. Click it, choose Audio only or Video, pick your microphone and press Start. The recording contains everyone's voices plus your microphone, and in video mode it also captures the huddle window with participants and shared screens. When you leave the huddle the recording stops, and your private workspace gets a transcript with speakers, an AI summary and a share link. No bot joins the huddle, and participants are not alerted.
Open in Chrome
Open the Slack meeting link in Chrome with RecordMeeting installed.
Click record
Start recording from the extension. The call is captured from your browser tab.
Get the transcript
After the call, your recording and full transcript land in your workspace.
Use cases
Who records Slack calls with RecordMeeting
Engineering syncs and debugging huddles
Record the huddle where you tracked down a production issue. The transcript captures the root cause, the fix that was agreed and who owns the follow-up, ready to paste into the ticket.
Standups and team check-ins
Capture recurring check-ins and share the AI summary with teammates in other time zones, so nobody needs a separate recap thread.
Customer and partner calls on shared channels
When a customer or partner joins a huddle from a shared channel, keep a record of what was promised and send the summary afterwards.
Interviews and research conversations
Record user interviews and expert calls held in huddles, then search the transcript for quotes instead of replaying the whole call.
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FAQ
Questions about recording Slack
Common questions from people who use RecordMeeting on Slack.
- Can RecordMeeting record Slack huddles?
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Yes, for huddles in Slack on the web (app.slack.com) in Google Chrome.
Start or join a huddle, click the record button next to Share screen, choose Audio only or Video and press Start.
- Does it work with the Slack desktop app?
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No. A Chrome extension cannot see the Slack desktop app. Open Slack in Chrome (app.slack.com) and start or join the huddle there.
Slack supports huddles in the browser, and the huddle window shows the record button.
- Where is the record button?
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In the huddle window, in Slack's toolbar next to Share screen.
One click opens the usual Start Recording dialog where you choose Audio only or Video and select your microphone.
- What does the recording contain?
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Everyone's voices plus your microphone. In video mode it also records the huddle window, including participants and any screens shared in the huddle.
- Does a bot join the huddle? Will others be notified?
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No bot joins the huddle. Recording is private and participants will not be alerted.
Recording consent rules differ by country and company, so tell participants when you are unsure.
- How do I stop the recording?
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Leave the huddle.
The recording stops and uploads to your private workspace at recordmeeting.com, where you get the transcript with speakers, the AI summary and a share link.
- Does it work in Firefox?
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Slack huddles also work in Firefox in the browser, but the RecordMeeting extension is for Google Chrome. Use Chrome to record huddles.
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