tl;dv
AI meeting recorder with transcripts, timestamped clips, and summaries for Zoom, Meet, and Teams.
About
tl;dv records meetings on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, then transcribes them in 30+ languages and layers AI features on top: summaries, timestamped video clips shareable via link or Slack, AI search across all past recordings, and multi-meeting insights. Its signature workflow is async-first — the idea that most people need the one moment that matters from a call, packaged for someone who was not there, rather than a full transcript.
The free plan is among the most generous in the category: unlimited recordings and transcription without a credit card. Pro ($29/seat/month, or $18 on annual billing with a long-running 40% discount) unlocks unlimited AI notes and summaries plus a searchable library, while Business ($59–98/seat/month) adds sales coaching features like call scoring against a playbook, deeper CRM integrations, and admin controls.
Limitations: AI summaries are capped at 10 for the life of a free account, and free recordings are deleted after three months. The meeting bot joins calls visibly, which can create friction with privacy-conscious clients, though a desktop app now supports bot-free recording. Summaries can miss nuance and need manual review, speaker identification struggles with overlapping speech, and it is limited to Zoom, Meet, and Teams.
What it can do
- Unlimited free meeting recording and transcription
- AI summaries and timestamped shareable clips
- Searchable library across all past calls
- Sales call scoring and CRM automation (paid tiers)
Setup
Sign up at tldv.io, connect your calendar, and invite the tl;dv bot to meetings or install the desktop app for bot-free recording.
Prerequisites
Meetings on Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams; a tldv account.
Use cases
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Trust score — 7/10
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