Google Meet can take notes for your in-person meetings now - here's how it works

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ZDNET's key takeaways

• Google Meet can now take notes for in-person meetings.
• The feature works on both the app and desktop versions.
• It's only open to Google AI Pro or Ultra subscribers for now.

Several years ago, Google Meet introduced a feature that takes notes during your virtual meetings. As of this week, Google's meeting software can now sit in and take notes on your in-person offline meetings, too.

Designed to let you focus on the meeting instead of taking down what was said, Meet's new feature is rolling out this week to both the app and desktop versions. The app version started rolling out on Aug. 11, while the desktop version started on Aug. 14. If you try your desktop version and don't see it, try the app.

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