Google Meet vs Vowel
Overview
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Video conferencing services with live transcript, recordings, search, notes & agendas
Detailed Comparison
It is the business-oriented version of Google's Hangouts platform and is suitable for businesses of all sizes. It allows users to dial in phone numbers to access meetings, thus enabling users with slow internet connection to call in. | It is a video conferencing platform for startups to host, capture, search, and share meetings without paying for or downloading any add-ons or multiple tools. It offers all your video conferencing basics: secure video calling, mic and camera settings, screen-sharing, virtual backgrounds, calendar integration, and more. In addition, Vowel has other amazing features built in, like live transcription, instant recording (no waiting!), shared notes, agendas, clips, and universal search across your meeting content. |
Unlimited number of meetings; Live captioning during meetings; Compatible across devices; Video and audio preview screen; Adjustable layouts and screen settings | One-click recording and live transcription (multiple languages);
Shared agendas and meeting notes;
Universal search across meeting content;
Clip creation and sharing;
Integrations with Slack, Google, and Calendly;
Mobile app;
Rewatch past meetings;
Dial-in (US and Canada);
Download videos |
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