Meetings

Connect your calendar and HyperMemory brings your meetings into memory: who attended, what was decided, what to do next — linked to the people and projects already in your graph.

Connect

1

Open Meetings

In the dashboard, open Account → Meetings.

2

Connect your calendar

Connect Google (for Google Meet) or Microsoft (for Teams) and approve read access to your calendar.

3

Choose settings

Pick the memory graph meetings go to, whether HyperMemory joins all your meetings automatically (on by default), and whether it posts a disclosure telling everyone why it joined (on by default).

How it works

• A visible HyperMemory notetaker joins each meeting on your calendar, so everyone can see that the meeting is being captured. It doesn’t record audio or video.
• After the meeting, HyperMemory takes the meeting platform’s own transcript and turns it into memory: the participants, decisions, action items and topics, linked into your graph.
• From the Meetings page you can switch joining off for a single meeting, retry the notetaker if it couldn’t join, or Start Google Meet now for an instant meeting.

HyperMemory turns on the platform’s transcription for you where it can. On Google Meet and Teams only the meeting organizer can enable transcription; when that’s someone else, HyperMemory still joins and asks them to start it. Each meeting on the page shows its transcript status.

Allowance

Plan	Meetings per month
Free	1
Basic	20, then $0.24 per meeting
Pro, Business, Enterprise	Unlimited

On Free, meetings beyond the allowance are skipped until the next usage period.

Privacy

The disclosure message tells attendees that HyperMemory is capturing the meeting. Keep it on unless you’ve informed attendees another way; recording and transcription laws vary by country.