Tl;dv turns Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls into actionable insights with AI-powered summaries. When a call ends it generates a video recording, a translatable transcript, and a shareable summary. The homepage offers a Free Forever plan that lets you use transcription, recording, and insights without a time limit, and it says no credit card is required.
Official website · tldv.io
Use tl;dv when the job is a Zoom, Meet, or Teams call that should come back as a recording, a transcript, and minutes you can skim or ask about. The homepage labels the product no bot required and describes a free start. It also states end-to-end encryption, GDPR compliance, and SOC 2-certified security, and says recordings are not used to train AI. Those are the page's statements. A Pro or Business price was not verified on the pages reviewed here. Do not treat the 2M+ users line or the sales-coaching promises as measurements.
The homepage says tl;dv records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings automatically, and that tl;dv turns Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls into actionable insights with AI-powered summaries. A badge on that page reads no bot required, beside a GDPR and SOC2 mark. The 4.7 score from 450 ratings and the 2M+ users figure sit on the same badge. They are vendor marks, not a result from this profile. As soon as a call ends, the AI notetaker generates a video recording, a translatable transcript, and a shareable summary. The minutes page says tl;dv supports over 30 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Japanese. The homepage also says the transcript and summary can be translated, and it names note styles such as MEDDIC in Japanese or Smart AI Topics in Spanish.
Official documentationFrom next steps and pain points to objections, the minutes page says the notes capture it all and are organized by topic so you can skim takeaways. You can comment on a moment and point someone at a note or an action item. A keyword watch is a notification when a chosen word was mentioned. Smart prompts control structure, tone, focus, and format. One example is selecting several meetings and asking for a concise summary of the week. Minutes can go to participants when the call ends, for a single meeting or a recurring one. The same page says recordings, minutes, and insights can go to Slack, and that you can map a minutes template to CRM fields so the CRM fills in when the call ends. The homepage says tl;dv drafts follow-up emails and next-step tasks for you to review and send. A sales block names playbook adherence and AI-selected clips. Those lines are page copy.
Official documentationThe conversational-intelligence page says you stop skipping through a recording. Ask tl;dv pretty much anything about your meeting and get an answer in a split second. The same page says you can pull insights from multiple meetings at once. Reports are set by choosing meetings and a schedule so AI highlights trends and delivers them later. Homepage examples include objections on the week's calls, product feedback, and pain points on discovery calls. Integrations are described as more than 5,000 tools. Connect tl;dv with over 5,000 tools like Slack, Notion, Asana, and Trello via Zapier. Coaching and playbooks are named as scorecards and guides for hard questions. The usable pages do not give a scoring formula for those reviews.
Official documentationThe security block says data is protected with end-to-end encryption, GDPR compliance, and SOC 2-certified security. Recordings and transcripts are described as yours, not the company's, and the page says they will never be used to train AI. It names Anthropic for generative AI, with metadata anonymized and meetings processed in small randomized chunks. Storage is described as ISO 27001-certified data centers with AES-256 encryption. The page also lists EU hosting, privately hosted AI on request, and EU AI Act compliance. The usable text does not quote a longer policy. Tl;dv offers a Free Forever plan that lets you access AI-powered meeting transcription, recording, and insights without a time limit. Signup is free and the page says no credit card is required. A comparison line says tl;dv provides unlimited meetings, AI-generated notes, and multi-meeting summaries at no cost. The pricing URL in the research file did not return a usable price table, so paid tiers are not described here.
Official documentationIs a Zoom, Meet, or Teams meeting you are already holding. Let the notetaker produce the recording, transcript, and summary when the call ends, then skim the minutes clustered by topic. If a decision needs an owner, comment on that moment and point a teammate at the action item. The pages say the summary can be shared and translated. They do not show a sample of your meeting. Read the notes before they go to every participant.
Another suggested path is the multi-meeting question. Select the week's calls and prompt for a short summary, or ask about objections and pain points. Ask tl;dv pretty much anything about a single meeting when you only need one fact from the recording. Scheduled reports are the documented way to repeat that. Choose the meetings, set a schedule, and let the highlight arrive later. This suggested habit follows the controls on the page. It does not mean the trend is complete.
A third suggested use is the handoff. Send the recording and minutes to Slack, or map the minutes template onto CRM fields so the record fills in at the end of the call. The homepage also describes a drafted follow-up email and next-step tasks that you review before sending. For a sales group, the coaching block says managers can review AI-selected clips. That is a suggested review loop from the page, not a claim that win rates change. The free plan is the only priced offer verified on the pages reviewed here.
Use the free signup. The page says no credit card is required for the Free Forever plan.
Meet on Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. The homepage labels the notetaker no bot required.
After the call, open the video, the translatable transcript, and the minutes grouped by topic.
Ask a question about the meeting, send minutes to Slack, or map them to CRM fields.
Usable pages describe a Free Forever plan and say signup needs no credit card. They also say unlimited meetings, AI-generated notes, and multi-meeting summaries are at no cost. The pricing URL did not return a usable price table, so no paid amount is published in this profile.
Recording and transcribing meetings on the free start described on the homepage.
Free.
No credit card required.
Search listings discuss paid tiers. Those figures are not in the usable tl;dv captures, so they are not repeated here. Confirm any paid price on tl;dv before you buy.
The homepage says yes. Tl;dv offers a Free Forever plan that lets you access AI-powered meeting transcription, recording, and insights without a time limit. Sign up for free, and the page says no credit card is required. It also says unlimited meetings and multi-meeting summaries are at no cost.
SourceAfter the call you get a video recording, a translatable transcript, and a shareable summary. The homepage says the notetaker is no bot required. These pages do not describe a phone or in-room recorder.
SourceThe minutes page says tl;dv supports over 30 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, and many more. The homepage repeats English, Spanish, German, and Japanese and says the transcript and summary can be translated from the original language.
SourceThe homepage says end-to-end encryption, GDPR compliance, and SOC 2-certified security. It says recordings and transcripts are yours and will not be used to train AI. It also names Anthropic, anonymized metadata, ISO 27001-certified data centers, AES-256 encryption, and EU hosting.
SourceYes, according to the conversational-intelligence page. You ask about the meeting instead of skipping through the recording, and you can request insights from several meetings at once or schedule a report.
SourceNo. The usable homepage, minutes page, and conversational-intelligence page describe the free start and do not show a paid amount. Prices that appear in search reviews are not copied into this profile.
SourceThe minutes page says they can be emailed to participants, sent to Slack with the recording and insights, or mapped onto CRM fields so the CRM fills in when the call ends. The intelligence page names Slack, Notion, Asana, and Trello through Zapier, among over 5,000 tools. You still review a drafted follow-up before you send it, which is how the homepage describes that step.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run tl;dv, did not join a meeting, and did not check a transcript. This profile only restates usable tldv.io pages reviewed on 2026-10-06. Ratings, user counts, and sales-coaching lines on those pages were not measured. This description is based on tl;dv's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.
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