Google Meet rolling out ‘Take Notes’ for in-person meetings on Android, web, & iOS

Google has officially expanded its 'Take Notes for me' feature for Google Meet, allowing the tool to function during in-person meetings. According to the company's latest Workspace update, the feature is now rolling out across Android, iOS, and web platforms, building on a preview first shared by the tech giant in April.

The 'Take Notes for me' tool utilizes artificial intelligence to automatically capture key points and action items during a meeting. By extending this capability to in-person sessions, Google aims to streamline productivity for teams that gather in physical conference rooms, ensuring that meeting summaries are generated consistently regardless of whether participants are joining remotely or sitting together in the same space.

This update is part of Google's broader effort to integrate generative AI more deeply into its Workspace suite. Users can expect the feature to appear in their apps as the rollout progresses globally. The move reflects a growing trend among major software providers to bridge the gap between digital collaboration tools and traditional office workflows.