Tactiq

What is Tactiq?

Tactiq is a browser extension that writes live transcripts for Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams calls. Nothing joins the room as a guest, so notes stay quiet and private. After the call it drafts summaries, action items, and follow up emails from what was actually said.

Top Features:

• Live transcription: capture every spoken line in real time across three meeting platforms.
• No bot needed: nothing joins the call, so guests never see an extra participant.
• Custom AI prompts: save reusable prompts that pull the exact details you want.

Use Cases:

• Sales calls: capture objections and next steps without typing during the conversation.
• Project standups: turn quick syncs into written action items for the whole team.
• Client handovers: keep a searchable record of what each account asked for.

Who Can Use Tactiq?

• Sales teams: log discovery calls and push notes straight into a CRM.
• Project managers: track decisions and owners across many recurring team meetings.
• Remote teams: share written records with colleagues in other time zones.

Pricing

• Free ($0 per month): five AI credits and ten transcripts each month.
• Pro ($8 per user monthly): unlimited transcripts with ten AI credits every month.
• Team ($16.67 per user monthly): unlimited credits, auto sharing, and priority support.
• Business ($29.17 per user monthly): adds SAML sign on and advanced data retention.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Quiet capture: no visible recorder joins, which keeps client calls feeling normal.
• Wide language support: multilingual teams get usable transcripts in over sixty languages.
• Tool routing: send summaries to Slack, Notion, Linear, or HubSpot automatically.

Cons:

• Browser only: the extension needs Chrome, which rules out some locked down setups.
• Credit caps: lower plans limit how many AI summaries you can run.
• Accent accuracy: heavy accents and crosstalk still produce occasional transcript errors.

FAQs:

1) Does a bot join my meeting?

No, transcription runs inside your browser so no extra participant appears in the call.

2) Which meeting platforms work with it?

Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams are all supported through the browser extension.

3) Can I use it for free?

Yes, the free plan includes ten transcripts and five AI credits each month.

4) How many languages are covered?

Transcription and speaker identification work across more than sixty different spoken languages.

5) Where do summaries get sent?

Summaries can flow into Slack, Notion, Linear, HubSpot, or a follow up email.