tl;dv review: AI notetaker that records, transcribes and summarizes Zoom, Meet and Teams calls

What tl;dv does

tl;dv is an AI notetaker for online meetings. It captures calls from Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, then produces a recording, a transcript and a summary once the call is over.

Summaries can follow your own templates, and the product can draft follow-up emails and assign action items. Beyond single calls, it offers multi-meeting insights, scheduled AI reports and playbook monitoring, which suits sales and customer teams who want patterns across many conversations. Transcription covers 30+ languages.

Output can be pushed into other tools. The official pages list 5000+ integrations, including CRMs, Slack and project tools, and the paid plans include an API, webhooks and an MCP server.

Pricing is freemium. The Free plan costs €0 and includes 10x meetings with AI notes and 10x Ask AI queries. Pro costs €29 per seat per month billed monthly, or €18 per seat per month billed yearly. Business costs €39 per seat per month billed monthly, or €29 per seat per month billed yearly, and adds team-level features such as multi-meeting insights and playbook monitoring. Enterprise has no public price; the page says to contact the vendor for a demo and pricing, and it lists SCIM provisioning, custom SSO and privately hosted AI.

• Records and transcribes Zoom, Meet and Teams calls
• Transcription in 30+ languages
• Custom AI note templates
• Email follow-up drafting
• Multi-meeting AI insights
• Scheduled AI reports
• AI playbook monitoring
• API, webhooks and MCP server

Our take

tl;dv fits teams that spend a lot of time in Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams calls and want summaries, action items and CRM updates produced without manual note-taking. Sales and customer-facing teams are the clearest match, since the paid plans add playbook monitoring and multi-meeting insights. The Free plan lets you try it before paying, but its AI notes and Ask AI queries are capped at 10x each, so heavy users will likely need Pro. Pricing is per seat, so cost grows with team size, and Enterprise pricing is not published. The pages we read are vendor statements only; we have not tested the product, so accuracy and day-to-day experience are unverified here.