tl;dv

tl;dv is an AI meeting notetaker for Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. It records the call, transcribes it and hands you a summary as soon as the meeting ends, so nobody has to take notes or rewatch the full recording. The name stands for "Too Long, Didn't View", and the company says more than 2 million people use it. It can also capture meetings without a bot joining.

What do tl;dv notes and summaries include?

After every call you get a video, a translatable transcript and a shareable summary for the person who only needs the highlights. Notes can follow a sales framework such as MEDDIC, custom topics or your own summary template. Transcription and translation cover 30+ languages, which helps distributed teams read the same meeting in their own language.

How does tl;dv sync notes to your CRM?

tl;dv logs call notes and outcomes in your CRM, captures action items and drafts follow-up emails you just review and send. It connects to CRMs, ticketing tools, knowledge bases and thousands of other apps. Its AI reports look across many meetings to answer questions like "which objections came up this week?" or "which bugs did prospects mention?" and land in your inbox.

Which teams is tl;dv best for?

• Sales: call analysis for coaching, playbook tracking and curated clips to ramp up new reps.
• Customer success and product: pulling feature requests and customer quotes from many calls.
• Internal teams tired of writing minutes for every meeting.

tl;dv pros and cons

• Pro: can take notes without a visible bot in the call.
• Pro: 30+ languages and sales-ready summary formats such as MEDDIC.
• Pro: reports that span multiple meetings.
• Con: only covers Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.
• Con: recording calls requires notifying participants and getting consent.

On privacy, the company cites end-to-end encryption, GDPR and SOC 2 compliance and ISO 27001 data centres, and says recordings are never used to train AI models.