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Meeting notes: recording, transcripts, AI notes and folders. 14 guides, written in plain words.

Connect your calendarHow to connect Google Calendar, Outlook or any calendar to Fetch with a private calendar link, so calls get named, filed and briefed.
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Choose a speech modelWhich speech-to-text model Fetch should use for live transcripts and after-call clean-up, and how to pick one that fits your computer.
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Connect Claude or ChatGPT to FetchHow to sign in to Claude or ChatGPT in Fetch so it can write AI meeting notes and answer questions about your calls.
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Import from GranolaHow to bring your Granola meeting transcripts into Fetch so you can search them, file them, and ask questions about them.
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Record your first meetingHow to record a call or in-person meeting with Fetch, take notes while it listens, and get a clean transcript and AI summary after.
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Automatic call detection (Zoom, Meet, Teams and Slack)How Fetch notices Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Slack huddle calls, records them automatically, and knows when they end.
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Enhance your notesHow Fetch turns your rough meeting notes and the transcript into a clean summary with decisions and action items, and how to add to-dos.
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Ask your meetingsHow to ask Fetch questions about one meeting, a folder, or all your calls, and get answers that link back to the moment it was said.
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Folders and Folder NotesHow to sort Fetch meetings into folders by client or project, file calls automatically with trigger words, and use each folder's Notes page.
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Where are my recordings saved?Where Fetch saves each meeting's audio, transcript and notes, how to change the folder, and how to save disk space.
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Import recordings and transcriptsHow to bring audio, video and transcripts from Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Otter or Word into Fetch so you can search them and get AI notes.
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Re-transcribe a meetingHow to run a Fetch meeting through a different speech model for a better transcript, and how to compare two models side by side.
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Briefings before your callsHow Fetch reminds you who's joining your next meeting a few minutes before it starts, and how to change the timing or turn it off.
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Back up to Google DriveHow to have Fetch copy each finished meeting to Google Drive, what it can see in your Drive, and how to copy older meetings too.
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