Comparison
RecordMeeting vs Fireflies.ai
Fireflies sends an AI notetaker bot into every meeting. RecordMeeting records from your browser tab. Here's what changes in practice.
Fireflies.ai is a notetaker bot that joins meetings to record and transcribe them. RecordMeeting is a Chrome extension and Google Workspace add-on that records the call locally from your browser, without adding a participant to the meeting.
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Feature | RecordMeeting | Fireflies.ai |
|---|---|---|
| Records Google Meet | ||
| Records without a bot joining the call | ||
| Records Zoom, Teams, Webex | ||
| AI summary and action items | ||
| Live transcription in 50+ languages | ||
| Free plan | Yes | Yes (limited) |
| Works on ad-hoc meetings (no calendar invite needed) | Limited | |
| Mobile recording | ||
| Native Google Workspace add-on |
Comparison reflects publicly documented features as of publication. See Fireflies.ai for the latest details.
Which one should you pick?
- You don't want a third-party bot named in the participant list of sensitive calls.
- You record many ad-hoc meetings that aren't on the calendar.
- You want recording to start instantly from inside the Meet UI rather than via a bot dispatch.
- You prefer a Chrome-native experience over a server-side notetaker.
- You want a notetaker that automatically joins every scheduled call without anyone clicking record.
- You rely heavily on Fireflies' search-across-all-meetings and conversation-intelligence features.
Frequently asked questions
Does RecordMeeting auto-join scheduled meetings?
Will the other meeting participants see RecordMeeting recording?
Is RecordMeeting GDPR-compliant?
Can I export my recordings from RecordMeeting?
See how RecordMeeting compares to other tools
Two ways to capture meetings: a Chrome extension built for Google Meet, or a notetaker bot focused on transcription. Here's how they compare.
Both record and summarise meetings. The difference is where they run, how they handle Google Meet, and what your call looks like to other participants.
Try RecordMeeting in your next meeting
It's free to get started. Install the Chrome extension and record your first call in under a minute.