host or attendee, any Zoom plan
Verli writes down your Zoom meetings as people talk, with speaker labels. It listens to the meeting audio already playing on your computer, so nothing joins the call and there is nothing to switch on in Zoom.
no recording to wait for
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Open Verli in a browser tab and share the Zoom tab audio with it. The Mac app takes system audio instead, which covers the native Zoom client, and there is a Windows app in the Microsoft Store.
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Join or host the call the way you always do. Verli writes down what it hears and labels the speakers. If you want a translation, it runs beside the original.
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Copy the text out, keep the meeting so you can search it later, or send a live transcript link that a colleague reads in a browser. Live links come with paid plans.
A transcription bot has to be let in, then it sits there in the participant list changing how candidly people talk. Verli runs on your machine and writes down the audio you already hear, so the meeting looks the same to everyone else.
Verli needs the audio and nothing else, which covers the client call you were invited to and the webinar you are only watching. You do not need host rights or a change inside Zoom.
Turn translation on and every line shows the original next to your language, across 60+ languages. Verli works out who is speaking which one.
Save the meeting and Verli writes an AI summary with the decisions and the action items, so you are not rereading an hour of raw text at 6pm.
The person who needs a transcript is not always the host. You may be a guest in a client call, an attendee in a webinar, or a participant in a meeting whose settings you cannot change. Verli works from the audio already playing on your computer, so those cases work the same as a meeting you host.
Verli works from the other direction. Your computer is already playing the meeting audio, so Verli transcribes that. In the browser you share the Zoom tab's audio when it asks what to share. The Mac app captures system audio, so the native Zoom client works too. Either way, nobody else installs anything and you switch nothing on inside Zoom.
The transcript scrolls while the meeting runs, so you can pull a quote out of the last two minutes without hunting through a recording. You can add translation into 60+ languages beside the original, save the meeting for an AI summary, and hand out a read-only live link on paid plans. You get 60 free minutes every month without handing over a card, and 10 hours costs $7.99 a month after that.
Yes. Verli transcribes the meeting audio playing on your computer, so it never asks for host rights or a setting inside Zoom. If you can hear the meeting, you can transcribe it.
No. Nothing joins the call. The participant list reads the same as it would if you were taking notes by hand.
Verli works from the audio on your computer, so it also works when you are an attendee. It adds live translation into 60+ languages and an AI summary when you save the meeting.
Yes. The Verli Mac app takes system audio straight from the native Zoom client. If you prefer the browser, run Zoom in a tab and share that tab's audio. Windows users can install the app from the Microsoft Store.
Nothing for the first 60 minutes of live transcription each month, and no card to start. After that, $7.99 a month buys 10 hours and adds shared live transcript links.
Sixty free minutes a month, no card. Setup is one browser tab and one click.
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