New Feature: Let Evernote take your meeting notes

 

December 8 2025 | Issue 73 | Link to this issue | Subscribe

Hi Reader –

If you've ever wished you could just focus on a meeting instead of frantically taking notes, Evernote heard you.

AI Meeting Notes is here.

This new feature lets you record meetings directly inside Evernote — both in-person and online — and automatically generates transcripts and summaries with speaker recognition.

No third-party apps. No copying and pasting from other tools. Just hit record, and Evernote handles the rest.

What You Need to Know

AI Meeting Notes is available now as a beta feature of v11, and available now (in v10) to all paid Evernote subscribers.

Here's what it offers:

  • Record up to 1 hour of audio per meeting

  • Automatic transcription with timestamps

  • Speaker recognition that labels who said what

  • AI-generated summaries of key discussion points

  • Support for 50+ languages

The feature works on desktop, web, and mobile. To access it, make sure you're on the latest version of Evernote (download here).

See AI Meeting Notes in Action

I recently demonstrated AI Meeting Notes live on YouTube, including a real-time demo of recording and transcribing a meeting.

If you want to see exactly how it works before trying it yourself and get the scoop on all the recent feature updates, watch the demo in the replay here. I walk you through getting the recording started, and later I transcribe the presentation in real time and demonstrate the options.

 
 

🧠 Academy Members: Access comprehensive training on AI Meeting Notes with step-by-step instructions, best practices, and workflow tips in the Feature Tutorial: AI Meeting Notes.

🎁 A Little Gift for You

The new year is right around the corner, and I've got something to help you start 2026 organized — my 2026 monthly calendar templates you can use to plan the new year in Evernote.

👉 Download 2026 calendar templates here​​

It’s my gift to you. Cheers to a productive new year!

Stacey

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