tl;dv

tl;dv (Too Long; Didn't View) is an AI meeting recorder and notetaker for video calls that captures, transcribes, and summarizes meetings, and lets you create clips from specific moments to share with people who were not in the call. It is designed for remote teams that need to communicate decisions and context across time zones and async workflows. tl;dv has since expanded into AI meeting agents, cross-meeting trend analysis ("Multi-Meeting Intelligence"), and a sales-coaching hub with BANT/MEDDIC-style scoring for revenue teams.

What tl;dv Does Well

Meeting recording and transcription covers Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls with high-accuracy transcripts in multiple languages. The multilingual capability makes tl;dv useful for international teams where calls happen in different languages.

AI summaries and action items are generated automatically after each meeting. The summary format is structured — decisions, action items, and discussion topics extracted into scannable sections rather than a wall of text. Teams can configure summary templates to match their internal documentation standards.

Clip creation and sharing is a standout feature. Anyone can highlight a specific segment of a meeting — a decision, a product demo, an important customer comment — and share a direct link to that clip without forcing recipients to watch the full recording or receive a transcript.

CRM integration pushes call notes and summaries to Salesforce and HubSpot automatically, with the call recording linked from the CRM record.

Speaker identification and search lets you find every moment a specific person spoke, or every time a specific topic came up across all recordings.

Who tl;dv Is For

tl;dv is best suited for remote and distributed teams that need to bridge the gap between synchronous meetings and async work. It is particularly valuable for: customer-facing teams (sales, customer success, research) who need meeting records integrated with CRM, product teams who conduct user interviews and need to share insights, and remote-first organizations where not everyone can attend every meeting.

Practical Tips

• Use clips proactively, not reactively.
• Create a shared team library.
• Tag meetings by type.
• Review highlights before the follow-up email.

Limitations to Know

Free tier limits storage and features, including a cap of roughly 10 AI summaries/month; high-volume teams will need a paid plan (Business runs roughly $59/seat/month for higher usage). tl;dv requires participants to consent to recording — ensure your meeting invite or opening statement communicates this. Transcription accuracy decreases with poor audio quality, heavy accents, or industry jargon.