It takes the notes. Then it answers when you say its name.
Most meeting AI on Google Meet is a transcript with a summary stapled to it. MeetCrew brings the agent you already run into the call itself — with a name, a face, a voice, and a disclosure it cannot switch off.
A notetaker writes it down. A teammate answers.
Notes are the easy half, and by now everybody ships them. The half nobody ships is presence — something in the meeting that can be asked a question while the meeting is still happening, and that remembers the last one.
It fronts your agent
MeetCrew does not replace the agent you built on Copilot Studio, Microsoft Foundry, or your own stack. It gives that agent a name, a face, a voice, and a seat in the Meet call.
It is disclosed, always
It joins under a name your admins set, carries an AI badge for the whole call, and announces itself out loud. There is no configuration that turns any of that off.
No voiceprints, anywhere
Speakers are linked by platform identity, never by anything derived from a voice. That is an architectural commitment, not a setting — which is what makes it approvable.
What it actually does in the call.
One teammate per role, each with its own name, its own face, and its own memory. Set it up once from a single screen; every choice is a per-deployment setting a tenant admin owns, and every change is written to the audit log.
Pricing is per named teammate, not per seat and not per minute of recording.
Give it a meet.google.com link and it joins as a participant. Nothing to install, and no Workspace-wide rollout to schedule. Starting the meeting from MeetCrew is coming — today it is available for Teams and Zoom.
Say its name and it answers out loud; the rest of the time it listens and takes the notes.
What was decided and what was left open carries forward, so the next call does not start from nothing.
It appears by the name you set, carries an AI badge for the whole call, and says what it is when it arrives.
Teams, Zoom, Webex and Google Meet. All four, one product.
Most meeting AI covers one or two and asks you to wait for the rest. MeetCrew joins all four today, on the same plan, with the same teammate and the same memory — so a company that runs Meet in one department and something else in another does not have to buy twice or explain the gap.
See it in one of your own Meet calls.
We’ll stand up a teammate on the agent you already run, and put it in a real meeting.