Boss, the Q3 numbers 我看过了 — tapi kita kena discuss the margin dulu.
Meet3 transcribes that sentence without being told which language it is in. It joins your Teams calls on its own, and turns each into notes, action items and a transcript — billed per meeting-hour captured, with no seats and no subscription.
Connect your Microsoft calendar and Meet3 joins your Teams meetings on its own.
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Sign in with Microsoft and connect your calendar in two clicks. No bot to invite, nothing to install.
Meet3 joins the Teams meetings on your calendar on its own, captures the audio, and transcribes as they run — no one presses record.
Minutes, action items, a confidence score, the full transcript, and the recording — visible only to people who were invited.
Meetings here don't stay in one language. Meet3 transcribes English, Mandarin and Malay inside a single sentence without you picking a language first — because picking one is the wrong question.
You are not billed per person. Invite the whole company; you pay for meeting-hours captured and nothing else. A team of forty that meets twice a month pays less than a team of three that meets daily — which is the right way round.
Credits are spent when notes are delivered, not when the bot dials in. If a meeting is abandoned, or we never produce a summary, it costs you nothing. You are paying for the record, not the attempt.
Every set of minutes carries a confidence score and a “needs review” block, so you know which lines a human should confirm.
Notes, transcript, and recording are visible only to the people invited to the meeting. Row-level security enforces it, not just the UI.
Connect your Microsoft calendar once and Meet3 auto-joins the Teams meetings on it — nothing to remember before each call.
Credits are the unit you spend. Capturing a meeting costs 1 credit per hour — buy a pack and spend it only as meetings actually finish.
Meet3 transcribes the language mix each market really uses — including switches inside a single sentence, with nothing to configure.
Meet3 works with Microsoft Teams right now. We build the next platform based on what gets asked for most — so ask, and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.
Every Teams meeting on your connected calendar. Once you connect, Meet3 watches your schedule and joins them automatically — there's no bot address to invite.
Only people who were invited to the meeting. Access is enforced at the database with row-level security — signing in shows you your meetings and no one else's.
Transcription is multilingual and handles code-switching — English, Mandarin and Malay inside one sentence, without you selecting a language first. Thai, Bahasa Indonesia, Filipino and others work too.
No. There are no seats and no subscription. You buy credits and spend them on meeting-hours captured, so adding colleagues costs nothing — only meeting more does.
A meeting only costs credits once its summary is delivered. If the bot cannot join, the meeting is abandoned, or no summary is produced, you are not charged. Every set of minutes also carries a confidence score and a “needs review” list flagging the lines worth checking, so you can see how much to trust them before relying on them.
A credit is the unit you spend. Capturing a meeting (record, transcribe, summarize) costs 1 credit per hour of meeting, rounded up — a 45-minute call is 1 credit, 90 minutes is 2. A meeting only ever costs credits once its summary is generated; a meeting that never finishes costs nothing.
Recordings, transcripts, and notes are stored in your Meet3 account and delivered in the portal. Nothing is shared outside the invited attendees.
Sign in with Microsoft, connect your calendar, and Meet3 takes it from there.
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