IIH Notetaker

IIH Notetaker is a meeting productivity app that records supported online meetings, creates searchable transcripts, and generates AI summaries, decisions, and action items for authorized users.

Why we request Google user data

We use Google sign-in to verify your identity. If calendar automation is enabled, we use calendar event details through read-only Google Calendar access (calendar.readonly) only to identify meetings that you choose to record or transcribe. We never modify your Google Calendar.

Review our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service before signing in.

IIH Notetaker dashboard showing meeting transcripts and summaries

Summary ready

Decisions, key points, and action items are organized after the meeting ends.

What the app does

Meeting recording, transcription, summaries, and follow-up tracking

This page is visible without login and describes the actual product functionality before a user authorizes access with Google.

Meeting bot recording

Create a meeting session and allow the recording bot to join as a visible participant.

Meeting transcripts

Review transcripts with speaker labels, timestamps, searchable text, and playback context.

AI summaries

Turn meeting conversations into summaries, decisions, key points, and action items.

Calendar automation

Optionally sync calendar events so the bot can prepare for scheduled meetings.

Searchable meeting history

Find previous meetings, notes, participants, transcripts, and follow-up tasks in one workspace.

Privacy controls

Public Privacy Policy and Terms pages explain recording, data use, retention, and deletion.

Google and user data

What data we request and why

IIH Notetaker requests data only to authenticate users, identify meetings selected by the user, run the meeting recording workflow, and show transcripts or summaries back to authorized users.

We do not sell Google user data or meeting content. Data handling details are available in the public Privacy Policy linked from this page.
IIH Notetaker's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Google account profile

Data requested

Name, email address, and basic profile details from Google sign-in.

Purpose

Used to authenticate you, identify your workspace account, and show the correct meeting notes.

Google email address

Data requested

Your email address provided during Google authentication.

Purpose

Used for account access, ownership checks, notifications, and support communication where enabled.

Calendar events, when enabled

Data requested

Read-only access to Google Calendar events through the calendar.readonly scope, including meeting titles, dates, times, participants, and conferencing links.

Purpose

Used solely to identify meetings you have chosen to record or transcribe, and to prepare the meeting bot for those calls. IIH Notetaker never modifies your Google Calendar.

Meeting links and recordings

Data requested

Meeting URLs you provide, bot status, recordings, transcripts, summaries, and action items.

Purpose

Used to join supported meetings, create transcripts, generate summaries, and organize meeting history.

How it works

From Google sign-in to meeting notes

The workflow is transparent: users authorize access, choose or sync meetings, admit the bot, and receive transcripts and summaries.

1

Sign in with Google to create your account

2

Create a meeting session or enable calendar automation

3

Admit the bot into the meeting as a participant

4

Review transcript, summary, decisions, and action items

Step 01

How it works

Invite the bot to your meeting

Paste a Meet, Teams, Zoom, or Jitsi link and let the recording assistant join as a visible participant.

Multi-platform

Access is authenticated

Private meeting content is only available after user sign-in and authorization.

Recording is transparent

The bot joins as a meeting participant. Users are responsible for required participant notice and consent.

Policy pages are public

Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are available before login and should match the OAuth consent screen links.