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Record any web page or tab

Record any tab in your browser — no download, no extension, no bot in the call.

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What You Get

More than just recording

Invisible recording

No one in the call knows you are recording. No bot joins, no popup appears, no recording badge shows up.

AI transcription

Automatic speech-to-text powered by on-device and cloud AI models. Supports 90+ languages with speaker identification.

AI summaries

Get action items, decisions, and key points extracted automatically after every call. Never write meeting notes again.

Flashback

Forgot to hit record? Flashback saves the last 2 minutes of audio retroactively. Capture what you missed.

Local-first

Recordings stay on your device by default. No cloud upload, no third-party access, no data leaving your machine.

From Recording to Action

Turn every recording into assets

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Three ways to do this

Three ways to record whatever is in that tab

Recommended

SeaMeet browser recorder

The universal case: a webinar, a livestream, a web call on a platform with no recording, an online class — pick the tab, keep tab audio on, hit Start.

Best for: Anything that plays in a browser tab.

See how →

SeaMeet desktop app

Captures at the system-audio level, so it follows sound from native apps too — and Flashback retroactively saves the last 2 minutes when you're late hitting record.

Best for: Recurring sessions and multi-app setups.

See how →

Import the replay

Many webinars email attendees an mp4 afterwards. Drop that file into your library and get the transcript without having recorded live.

Best for: Registered events you couldn't attend in person.

Method 2 · SeaMeet browser recorder

How to record any web page in your browser (no signup)

Runs in Chrome, Edge, or Safari on desktop. Free for the first 15 minutes — Sync Pro removes the cap. No download, no extension, nothing joins the session.

  1. 01

    Open the page in a browser tab

    Whatever it is — a webinar platform, a livestream site, a browser-based phone dialer, a class portal. If it plays sound in a desktop tab, it's recordable.

  2. 02

    Open app.seameet.ai in a second tab

    Same browser — Chrome, Edge, or Safari on desktop. No extension to install, no signup for the first 15 minutes.

  3. 03

    Pick "A browser tab" and choose the page

    Select your target tab in the share dialog and keep "Also share tab audio" on — pages that talk need it. If the page has no audio, the transcript will simply reflect that.

  4. 04

    Set the language or leave Auto-detect

    Auto-detect covers mixed-language sessions; an explicit language nudges accuracy up on monolingual ones.

  5. 05

    Start recording

    A live transcript streams in while the session runs. Stop at the end — recording, transcript, and AI summary land in your library, searchable next to everything else you've captured.

Try in browser (no signup) →

15 min free · works on Chrome, Edge, Safari desktop

Why SeaMeet

Why the universal tab recorder wins here

  • Works where no bot can join

    Webinars and livestreams have no invite link for a notetaker bot, and most platforms offer no API. Tab capture needs neither — it records what you're already watching.

  • No per-platform setup

    Nothing to integrate, configure, or request from an admin. The same two tabs work on a Fortune-500 webinar portal and a hobbyist's livestream page.

  • Transcript + summary, not just a video

    A raw screen recording of a 90-minute webinar is a liability; a searchable transcript with an AI summary is an asset. You get the latter by default.

  • Local-first capture

    Recording happens at your tab — nothing is uploaded during the session. For internal or client-only webinars, that boundary matters.

Common questions

Recording browser tabs — questions & answers

Is it OK to record a webinar or online class I'm attending? +
Platform terms vary and some instructors or organizers explicitly prohibit recording — respect that when stated. As a baseline: personal notes from a session you're legitimately attending are broadly accepted; redistributing or re-posting the recording is not. When in doubt, ask the organizer.
What kinds of pages can I record? +
Anything that plays audio or video in a desktop browser tab: webinar platforms, livestream sites, web-based calls and dialers, online classes, product demos, court/agency streams. If Chrome can play it, SeaMeet can capture it.
What about DRM-protected streams (Netflix and similar)? +
They block capture by design — protected content renders as a black frame, so you'll get nothing usable. SeaMeet is a notes tool for content you're legitimately capturing, not a ripper, and DRM enforces that on its own.
Does it capture the whole page or just a video? +
The whole tab — video, audio, slides, chat panels, whatever is visible. If you only need one element, a tighter capture (the platform's own video area or the source tab) keeps noise out of the transcript's context.
Does this work on mobile? +
No — mobile browsers don't expose tab capture. Use a desktop browser for live capture, or record with the phone's screen recorder and upload the file for transcription.
How long can I record? +
The free tier transcribes the first 15 minutes; the recording itself continues. Sync Pro ($12.99/mo annual) removes the transcription cap, adds cloud sync, 250 GB storage, and the AI summary features.

Recording in your browser

SeaMeet records straight from a browser tab. Open the page, pick the tab in Chrome's share dialog, keep tab audio on, and everything playing in that tab is transcribed — no extension to install and nothing joins the session.

Why SeaMeet?

Most recorders are built for one specific app. SeaMeet records whatever is in the tab — a webinar you can't install a bot into, a livestream, a web-based phone call — and turns it into a searchable transcript with an AI summary, right in the browser.

Common Use Cases

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Webinars and livestreams you're watching in the browser

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Web-based calls on platforms with no recording option

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Online classes and lectures you want to search later

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Any tab where a meeting bot simply can't join

Start recording in your browser today

Free to start right in your browser — no account needed.