One Recorder for Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Webex

Ask any team where their meetings happen and you'll get a list, not an answer: Zoom for clients, Google Meet for standups, Teams because IT mandated it, and Webex for that one vendor. Recording tools that bolt onto a single platform can't keep up with how people actually work.

The problem with per-platform recorders

Platform-native recording and most bot-based tools tie you to one ecosystem:

• Zoom's cloud recording only covers Zoom.
• A Meet-specific extension does nothing in Teams.
• They often require a separate integration or recording workflow for each platform.

The result is a patchwork: some meetings are captured, some aren't, and your "record" has holes exactly where the important, unscheduled conversations happen.

One layer below the app

Huddix captures supported desktop-call audio rather than joining a specific meeting as a bot. That means a single installation can cover:

1. Zoom — client calls, webinars, breakout-free sessions.
2. Google Meet — standups and quick syncs in the browser.
3. Microsoft Teams — internal meetings and cross-org calls.
4. Webex, Slack huddles, Discord — whatever a partner or community uses.

Same setup, every time

Because there's nothing platform-specific to configure, onboarding is identical no matter where you meet: install the app once, grant audio permission once, and record with a click. There are no separate integrations to maintain, no per-app bots to authorize, and no waiting rooms to clear.

The recorder shouldn't decide which of your meetings are worth remembering. You should.

Consistent output across platforms

Every supported capture flows into the same pipeline — a speaker-labeled transcript after processing, a 3-pass summary, action items, and cross-meeting memory — so your searchable history is not fragmented by tool.

Bring your whole meeting life into one place

Start with a 30-day Lite trial, install once, and bring supported desktop calls into the same searchable home.