The summary
Clear notes, decisions and key points, instead of half-written scribbles you can’t follow a week later.
For Google Meet
Sharpen listens in your browser and turns the call into a summary, a follow-up email and an action list by the time you hang up. And nothing extra joins the meeting.
5.0 on the Chrome Web Store · 26 ratingsNo phantom note-taker
A bot in the participant list can change the room. People notice it, and some ask what it is. Sharpen works inside your own browser, so the meeting looks exactly as it should.
An extra attendee that everyone can see.
Just the people you invited. Notes still written.
What you get
Clear notes, decisions and key points, instead of half-written scribbles you can’t follow a week later.
Drafted from what was said, ready to send the moment the call ends.
Who said they’d do what, captured and assigned, and sent to your task manager.
How it works
One click from the Chrome Web Store.
Nothing to start, nothing to invite. Just talk.
Summary, email and actions, waiting for you.
Security
Sharpen doesn’t record or keep the audio. It transcribes in real time and saves text only.
Built on OpenAI’s enterprise API, which doesn’t use your data to train its models. Read the policy.
Keep notes to yourself, or share them with everyone in the meeting.
Who it’s for
Questions
No. It uses OpenAI’s enterprise API, which is a separate service from ChatGPT.
No. OpenAI doesn’t use data sent through its API to train or improve its models. OpenAI’s policy.
No. Transcription happens in real time and only the text is saved.
Only if you want them to. You can keep notes private or share them with all participants.
Yes, there are team plans. Email hello@sharpennotes.com to talk about installing it across your team.
It’s free to start. See the current plans.
Add Sharpen to Chrome and your next Google Meet writes itself up.