tl;dv
AI meeting recorder that turns calls into searchable clips and summaries
About
tl;dv records video meetings through a bot participant, transcribes in 30+ languages, and turns the output into timestamped video clips you can share over Slack, Notion, or a direct link. Its AI search finds specific moments across all recordings, and it can generate meeting summaries plus recurring multi-meeting reports. The free tier is unusually generous with unlimited recordings and transcripts, though advanced AI credits are lifetime-limited and generated notes cover only the first ten minutes after the first ten meetings. Pro runs about $18 per seat per month on annual billing ($29 month-to-month). Honest limits: the bot joins visibly like any recorder, there is no bulk export, and the API is still in alpha.
What it can do
- Unlimited meeting recording and transcription on free tier
- Timestamped video clips with shareable links
- AI search across every recording
- AI meeting summaries and recurring multi-meeting reports
- Transcription in 30+ languages
- Slack, Notion, HubSpot, and 5,000+ app integrations (paid tiers)
Setup
Sign up, connect your Google or Outlook calendar, and let the tl;dv bot join meetings (or set auto-join). Recordings, transcripts, clips, and summaries land in your library automatically.
Prerequisites
Google or Outlook calendar; a Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams account.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Multiple 2026 comparison sources document unlimited free recordings/transcripts, timestamped clips, AI search, and recurring reports (saasworthy, circleback, techbullion, anarlog).; Pricing conflicts across sources: Pro $18/mo annual ($29 monthly), Business $59/$98 — disclosed as ranges with vendor check advised.; Limitations (bot auto-join friction, no bulk export, alpha API) come from a third-party hands-on comparison, not vendor copy..
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