Loxley Orbit Ai Transcriber for Google Meet

Get Real-Time Thai Transcripts with a single click. Seamlessly integrate the extension into your Chrome browser and start transcribing instantly.

Break the Language Barrier: Flawless Thai Transcription in Google Meet

Directly addresses the critical gap—Google Meet's lack of native Thai live captions (CC) and transcription support.

Enterprise-Grade Compliance & Data Archiving

Transcripts are securely saved directly to your organization’s Google Drive or Google Workspace environment. This ensures data ownership, makes transcripts searchable for auditing purposes, and supports local compliance and Corporate Governance requirements.

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Captures Google Meet captions and saves them to your Drive as a Google Doc, and can write meeting notes — summary, decisions and action items — from either the captions or the meeting recording.

Using it

Join a Meet call. A pink button appears at the right-hand end of the control bar, next to the hang-up button.
Click it to open the panel, then press play to start transcribing. Captions are turned on for you.
When the meeting ends, press Save for the transcript alone, or Summarize for notes plus the transcript.
The document opens in a new tab and is filed under Meeting Transcriptions in your Drive. If the meeting has a calendar event you own, it is attached there too.

Transcription is off until you start it. Nothing is captured before that, and nothing leaves the tab until you press Save or Summarize.

Meetings in Thai

Google Meet does not offer Thai captions, so there is nothing to capture live. Use Summarize recording instead: someone must have recorded the meeting, and Meet needs a few minutes after the call to prepare the file. The recording is transcribed and summarized, which takes several minutes for a long meeting — the panel shows progress as it goes.

Common problems

The button is not on the control bar

It only appears while you are actually in a call, not in the lobby or on the "you left the meeting" screen. If it is missing during a call, open the extension's popup from the toolbar and use Show button.

"Google has not granted access yet"

Open the extension popup from the Chrome toolbar and sign in. You will be asked to approve access to Drive, and to Meet recordings and your calendar.

"This build can't sign in to Google"

A configuration problem in the build itself, not something you can fix. Report it — see below.

Captions were missed

Only what Meet actually displays as captions can be captured. If Meet's captions were off, or set to a language nobody was speaking, there is nothing to capture. Check the caption language matches the meeting.

"No calendar event found for this meeting"

The document still saved — only the calendar attachment was skipped. It attaches to events on calendars you own, so a meeting organised by someone else will not be updated.

"No finished recording for this meeting yet"

Either nobody recorded it, or Meet has not finished processing the file. Processing usually takes a few minutes after the call ends; try again later.

What happens to meeting content

Documents are created in your own Drive. Summaries are produced by a service running in Loxley Orbit's own Google Cloud project, and recording audio is deleted as soon as it has been transcribed. Details are in the privacy policy and terms of service.

Reporting a problem

Email saran.o@loxleyorbit.com. What helps most:

What you pressed, and what happened instead.
The exact message shown in the panel.
The extension version, from chrome://extensions.
If the button is misplaced or captions are being missed: open the panel's settings and use Diagnostics, then send a screenshot of that page. It reports what the extension can and cannot find on the Meet page, which is usually the whole answer.