Last updated: 25 June 2026
agmeet is a Chrome extension that records a meeting's browser tab and your microphone, transcribes the audio, labels the speakers using your Google Calendar, and files the finished transcript to a private server that you control.
Meeting audio (tab + microphone). When you click “Start recording,” agmeet captures the audio of the active tab and your microphone. The audio is written to local storage in your browser (IndexedDB) so an interrupted meeting is never lost. After the meeting it is sent once to the speech-to-text provider below to produce the transcript, and uploaded to your configured server. Local copies are deleted from the browser as soon as the transcript and recordings are successfully filed.
Calendar data. If you sign in with Google, agmeet reads (read-only) the single
calendar event that overlaps the meeting, from only the calendars you select, to pre-fill
attendee names so you can label speakers. The event title and attendee names/emails travel with
the transcript to your server. agmeet requests only
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly and accesses nothing else in your
Google account.
Authentication. A Google OAuth token (obtained via Chrome's identity
API) is used solely to make the calendar read above. It is held by Chrome and never sent to us or
to any third party other than Google.
Settings. Your preferences (selected calendars, default speaker names, your server URL, live-preview toggle) are stored in Chrome's synced storage. An optional self-supplied xAI API key, if you enter one, is stored only in local (non-synced) storage on that computer and never leaves it except to call xAI.
api.x.ai). The meeting
audio is sent here to be transcribed and diarized. This is the only third party that receives
your audio, and only for the purpose of producing your transcript.agmeet sends your data to no one else. There is no agmeet analytics, no tracking, and no advertising.
Browser-local recordings are deleted once filed. Transcripts and recordings on your server are retained and pruned according to your server's own configuration (raw recordings default to a 90-day retention; transcripts are kept as your system of record). You control that server and its retention.
agmeet's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Specifically, Google calendar data is used only to provide and improve the single user-facing feature (labeling meeting speakers); it is not transferred to others except as needed to provide that feature, not used for advertising, and not sold. No humans read your data except where required for security or with your explicit consent.
Questions or requests: matthias@nashvilleautomation.io.
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