Google Meet's best feature is finally trickling down to us individual account holders
Android Police 2026-06-29 19:02:49
Context: Google Meet's 'Take notes for me' feature, which automatically takes notes during meetings and provides transcripts and summaries, is now being rolled out to users with individual Google accounts, after being exclusive to Education, Enterprise, and Workspace users since its debut in 2024. This feature is initially available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, with a wider rollout planned for the future. The feature is accessible via Google Meet on the web and mobile devices in multiple languages.
Key Facts
- Google Meet's 'Take notes for me' feature was first released in 2024 and has been exclusive to Education, Enterprise, and Workspace users until now.
- The feature is starting to roll out to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, with availability via Google Meet on the web and mobile devices in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
- To use the feature, Google AI Pro or Ultra subscribers can click the pencil icon at the top of their Meet window to start note-taking or enable it under Meeting records in their Google Meet settings.
- Once enabled, all participants in the meeting will be informed that automated notes are being taken, and the host will receive an email from 'Gemini Notes' with a brief summary and a link to a Google Doc with the entire meeting transcript after the meeting concludes.
- Google AI Pro costs $19.99/mo, while the AI Ultra plan starts at $100/mo, and subscribers can access the feature immediately, with a wider rollout planned for the future.