Record anywhere
In your browser, or on your phone. Recording works with no signal at all — it is saved on the device and syncs itself when you are back online.
AI Meeting Intelligence
Record anything, anytime, on your browser or phone, even offline, and turn every conversation into accurate transcripts, smart summaries, decisions, and actionable next steps.
Ask questions across your meetings, discover source-backed answers, track decisions and action items, then share or export everything you need.
Features
Press record and get the parts you would otherwise have to write down yourself — and nothing the meeting did not actually say.
In your browser, or on your phone. Recording works with no signal at all — it is saved on the device and syncs itself when you are back online.
Every recording is transcribed and split into timed segments, so you can jump to the moment something was said instead of scrubbing for it.
A short account of what the conversation was about, drawn from the audio itself — with the topics it kept returning to.
A decision is something already true when the meeting ends. An action item is work that still has to happen. Gorowame will not file one as the other.
Owners and due dates are filled in only where the conversation actually named one. “Friday” is not a date, and it is left empty rather than guessed.
Ask a question of your whole workspace and get an answer with the meetings and moments it came from, so you can check it rather than take its word.
Send a meeting to someone with no account. Links expire, can be revoked, and deliberately carry neither the audio nor anybody’s email address.
Take a whole meeting out in one click. It pastes intact into Notion, Slack, or a document — nothing is locked in here.
Roles and members, ownership you can hand over, and a retention period you set yourself — from a single day to forever. Deleting is undoable for 30 days.
How It Works
Everything after “stop” happens on its own, and keeps happening if you close the tab or lose the connection.
In the browser or in the phone app. No dial-in, no bot joining the call, no meeting link required — it records the room you are actually in.
The meeting appears the moment you start, and the audio is stored the moment you stop. Recording offline is fine — it waits on the device and uploads itself later, once, never twice.
The audio is transcribed with timestamps, and the transcript is turned into a summary, the decisions that were made, and the action items that came out of it.
Question your whole workspace and get answers with sources. Send a read-only link to somebody without an account, or take the meeting out as Markdown.
Who is Gorowame for?
From classrooms to boardrooms, Gorowame helps you capture what matters, understand every discussion, and turn conversations into action.
Capture lectures, study discussions, interviews, and important ideas so nothing valuable gets forgotten.
Capture client conversations, discover key requirements, and turn discussions into clear follow-ups.
Keep track of decisions, responsibilities, and important discussions across your team.
Record site meetings, technical discussions, project updates, and action items — even when meetings are spontaneous.
Keep client conversations organized and turn every discussion into actionable next steps.
Capture ideas, strategy sessions, investor discussions, and decisions while building your business.
Record interviews and employee discussions, then quickly find the important points and follow-ups.
Capture interviews, research discussions, and conversations without worrying about taking notes manually.
From quick conversations to unexpected ideas, record what matters and let Gorowame remember it for you.
Pricing
Priced per workspace, not per person — bring your whole team on any plan without the bill moving.
You are never charged unless you choose a plan. Free needs no card and stays free. The limits below are real: when a plan’s hours are used up, new recordings pause — a recording already under way is never cut off, and anything you have recorded stays yours to read. Cancel whenever you like and keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for.
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Enough to decide whether it is for you.
Start free$9.17a month
$110 per year · save $22
For one person who records regularly.
Start free$20.83a month
$250 per year · save $50
For a team that runs on its meetings.
Start free$49.17a month
$590 per year · save $118
For heavy use across a whole company.
Start freeAn account that is free today will not quietly start costing money. Recording hours are what Gorowame pays for, so they are the only thing the plans count — no limit on how many recordings you make, and no charge per person, so the price is the same whether one of you uses it or thirty. Every feature is in every paid plan, including the ones other tools reserve for their most expensive tier.
FAQ
Yes. Use Forgot your password? on the sign-in page and a reset link is emailed to you; it expires in an hour. You can also invite colleagues by email from your workspace settings — they get a link that lasts 14 days.
No. Nothing joins a call and no bot appears in your meeting. Gorowame records the conversation from the device in front of you — a browser tab or your phone — which is also why it works for conversations that were never scheduled and never had a link. You can connect Google Calendar and start a recording from a scheduled event, which keeps the event’s name and time; recording still works with no calendar at all. Integrations with the video platforms themselves are not built. More on taking meeting notes without a bot.
On the phone, yes. The recording is written to the device as you speak and queued; when you are back online it uploads on its own, including after force-quitting the app. Each recording produces exactly one meeting — a queue that syncs twice would create duplicates, and it is built specifically not to.
Anybody holding the link, which is why links expire by default and can be revoked at any time. A shared view is narrower than the meeting page on purpose: it carries no audio and no email addresses. Only the link’s fingerprint is stored, so a lost link is replaced rather than looked up.
Audio is held in private object storage in the EU and is never served from a public URL — playback uses a link that is minted for one file and expires. You set your own retention period per workspace, from a single day to forever, and an expired meeting is deleted outright, audio included. A deleted workspace can be restored for 30 days, after which it is erased for good.
No, and this is deliberate. An owner is filled in only when the conversation named a person who is actually in your workspace; otherwise you see the name the meeting said, marked as a suggestion rather than an assignment. Due dates work the same way — “by Friday” is not a date, so the field is left empty instead of being invented.
Yes. Consent rules differ by country and by state, and the responsibility is yours. Gorowame shows a notice before and during every recording to make that easy, but it is a prompt, not legal advice.
Free covers 5 recordings and needs no card. After that a plan is $11, $25 or $59 a month, charged per workspace rather than per person, and the only difference between them is how many hours you may record — 15, 40 or 100 hours a month, with unlimited people and every feature on all three. Nothing is ever charged on top of the plan, and you can cancel at any time. Full pricing, and what counts as an hour.
No, and the page says which parts are missing rather than leaving you to find out. What is described here is built and has been run end to end — recording, transcription, summaries, decisions, action items, workspace questions, sharing, export, inviting colleagues by email, and connecting Google Calendar. Integrations with the video platforms are not built.