MeetGlance Turns Chaotic Video Calls Into a Single Live AI Summary Screen

A new AI‑powered dashboard for video meetings, “MeetGlance,” has been getting coverage in remote‑work media abroad. Once you register a Zoom or Google Meet link in the browser, MeetGlance automatically transcribes what people say and breaks the conversation into topic‑based segments. The entire meeting is then visualized on a single dashboard that shows who said what and when.

There are plenty of auto‑notes tools already, but MeetGlance focuses on real‑time visibility. On the right, you see an AI‑generated summary of the current agenda; on the left, a rolling log of recent comments; and at the bottom, suggested action items extracted by natural‑language processing. By tagging items as “decision,” “risk,” or “follow‑up,” the service produces a near‑final meeting summary and task list by the time the call ends.

English is the primary language for now, though support for other languages like Japanese is in beta. From a privacy standpoint, audio is automatically deleted after a configurable retention period set by the workspace admin. The free tier covers up to 10 meetings per month, while paid plans add integrations with scheduling tools and Slack so that meetings and summaries are automatically linked. For teams tired of losing track of what was decided on chaotic calls, MeetGlance is emerging as a practical, operations‑oriented companion app.