Hebrew meeting transcription, with the summary already written

Three ways in, one result

Pick the source that fits the conversation.

Online meetings get a visible bot that joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet, automatically from Google Calendar or Outlook, or from a link you paste. In-person meetings, and any platform without a bot, are recorded on your computer with the Windows and Mac app. Recordings you already have can be uploaded from the dashboard.

All three lead to the same thing: a full transcript and a summary your team can act on.

• Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, through a visible bot
• The Windows and Mac app, for in-person meetings and any other platform
• Uploaded MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4 or WebM files up to 200MB
• Automatic joining from Google Calendar or Outlook

Built for how Hebrew meetings really sound

Hebrew business meetings are rarely Hebrew only.

People switch to English for product names, acronyms, tools and whole phrases, often in the middle of a sentence. Mesakem is a Hebrew-first product made in Israel, designed around exactly those meetings rather than adding Hebrew as one more item in a long language list.

For meetings the bot joins and for desktop recordings, the spoken language is detected automatically. For uploaded files you choose the recording language, Hebrew included. Names, numbers and dates are where any transcription is really tested, so try it on a real meeting of yours: the free plan is meant for exactly that.

• Hebrew transcripts and summaries that read right to left
• Automatic language detection for bot meetings and the desktop app
• Hebrew available for uploaded recordings
• A transcript separated by speaker

From transcript to decisions, tasks and owners

A transcript of a long meeting is hard to scan. Mesakem turns it into a summary of what was decided, who owns each task, the due dates that were mentioned and what is still open. Each line links back to the moment in the meeting it came from, so anyone can check it.

Summaries can be written in Hebrew or in English. Set the summary language to English, and a meeting held in Hebrew arrives as an English summary that colleagues abroad can read, while the transcript keeps the original Hebrew.

• An executive summary
• Decisions
• Tasks with owners and due dates
• Open questions
• Every line linked to its source in the meeting

What happens after the meeting

The summary arrives by email with a Word file, waits in your dashboard and can be shared with a link. Tasks land on a team board and can be sent to your task tool in one click. You can ask questions about any meeting, or group the meetings of a client or project into a room and ask across all of them.

Mesakem also connects to AI assistants such as Claude, so they can read your meetings when you ask them to.