no Workspace edition required
Verli writes down the Meet call you are in while it happens, with speaker labels. It sits in a second browser tab and reads the audio you already hear, which is why a free Gmail account and someone else's meeting both work fine.
guests get a transcript too
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Open Verli in a new tab, press start, and pick your Google Meet tab when the browser asks what to share. Verli then hears what you hear.
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Names and lines land on the page while people speak. Switch on translation and your language runs down the page beside the original, in any of 60+ languages.
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Copy it out, keep the meeting and let Verli write the summary, or send a live link a colleague can follow from their own browser. Live links come with paid plans.
Verli works from the meeting audio in your browser and checks no Workspace edition or organizer setting. A free personal account and a Meet link you can open are enough.
No bot participant, and nothing for the organizer to approve. The other people on the call see the meeting they would have seen anyway.
Read the call in your language with the original still on screen beside it, across 60+ languages. When two people speak different ones, Verli sorts out which is which.
Save the meeting and Verli writes up what was decided and, when the owner is clear, who agreed to do what.
As a guest on someone else's call, you do not control the organizer's account or meeting settings. Verli does not need either one. It works from the audio already reaching your browser, whether you joined with a personal Google account or through Workspace.
Verli never asks Meet for anything. Your browser is already receiving the meeting audio, so Verli transcribes that audio, with speaker labels, while the call runs. That is why it holds up as a guest, in a webinar you are watching, on a personal account, and in any meeting whose settings belong to somebody else.
The transcript is the start of it. Show a translation beside the original in 60+ languages, save the meeting for an AI summary, and on paid plans hand out a live transcript link that opens in any browser. Sixty minutes a month are free and need no card. After that, 10 hours costs $7.99 a month.
No. Verli works from the meeting audio in your browser. Any Google account does, free personal ones included.
Yes. Attendees, guests, and webinar viewers all get the same result, because Verli only needs the audio you already hear. The organizer turns nothing on.
Nothing about the meeting changes for anyone else, and no bot shows up in the participant list. If you want to share what Verli captured, paid plans give you a live transcript link to send.
Captions flash up while someone talks and then vanish. Verli keeps the full text with speaker labels, so you can search it a week later, copy a quote, translate it, or get an AI summary once the meeting ends.
The first 60 minutes of live transcription each month are free, with no card. From there, $7.99 a month covers 10 hours and adds shared live transcript links.
Sixty free minutes a month. Make your next call the one you read instead of scribble.
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