AICHE +Google Meet Integration

The short answer: during a Google Meet call, open Google Docs in a separate browser tab, press ⌃+⌥+R (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+R (Windows/Linux), speak your notes quietly for 20-30 seconds, and AICHE captures meeting points as formatted text.

Typing notes during Google Meet creates keyboard noise that transmits to participants, and choosing between active participation and documentation reduces meeting value.

1. Join your Google Meet call in one browser tab.
2. Open Google Docs in another tab or split-screen window.
3. Position both windows so you can see the call and document.
4. When you need to capture something, click into the document.
5. Press your AICHE hotkey and speak quietly to record the point.
6. Press the hotkey again-AICHE transcribes and inserts the text.
7. Return focus to the Meet tab and continue the discussion.

Heads-up: Google Meet auto-mutes when you switch tabs. Click back to the Meet tab after dictating to ensure you hear ongoing discussion.

The pro-tip: use Google Docs' template feature to create a meeting notes structure beforehand. Dictate directly into pre-made sections for action items, decisions, and follow-ups.

Result: a 30-minute standup that produces 300 words of notes takes 4 minutes of quiet dictation instead of 12 minutes of post-meeting reconstruction from memory.

Do this now: in your next Google Meet call, open a Google Doc alongside, press your hotkey when decisions are made, and quietly dictate them in real-time.