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Extension to save Google Meet Transcription

After launching voice to text meeting notes a month ago I continued interviewing PMs and teams to better understand how they run meetings and why having notes is important.

Surveys shows that near 80% already have remote meetings and it's crucial for them to have a log of discussion.

After exploring ways how could I integrate Google Meet with the notes, Extension seemed the best fit: reuse code, no new engines and new marketplace.

There were some difficulties with Firebase Integration inside Extension, but this repo is super helpful: https://github.com/firebase/quickstart-js/tree/master/auth/chromextension

Happy to announce that it's up and running in Chrome Marketplace now 🤗https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tactiq-for-hangouts-meet/fggkaccpbmombhnjkjokndojfgagejfb

https://tactiq.io

, Co-Founder, CEO of Icon for Tactiq
Tactiq
on November 26, 2019
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    This is a really clever idea and one that feels obvious in retrospect. Something we really need in meetings. Nice work!

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      🔥 Thanks @joshuantaylor! Could you tell for what types of meetings it it important for you to have full transcription?

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        Specifically cross functional meetings where there are lots of topics being discusses. Anything that will have a share out afterwards. I don't see it as necessary for people on the same team that are in more of a collaborative scenario. Obviously the type of company matters too. If you want a record of all convos (like HR, or anything else where you want to go back and say "I told you so"), it's really nice.

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