MeetStream AI

Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams each run their own bot infrastructure, and MeetStream AI puts one API in front of all three. Developers use it to make bots that join calls, record them and stream what happens in real time.

One API for three conferencing platforms

MeetStream says integration code is written once, with no per-platform code and no juggling of SDKs. The listed capabilities are real-time video, audio and transcripts, asynchronous transcripts, MP4 recordings, calendar integration, participant data, screenshot data, reading and sending chat messages, and displaying images in a meeting. Calendar sync works with Google and Outlook, and bots can join meetings automatically.

Transcripts, audio and recordings

Real-time transcription arrives with speaker labels and timestamps. MeetStream streams a separate audio track for every participant, and speaker labels come from the conferencing platform itself instead of a diarization model's guess, which keeps transcripts accurate when several people talk at once. Recordings are offered in HD video with clear audio for training, compliance or later review.

Voice agents and tooling for agents

The page frames recording as the baseline and agents that hear, speak and act inside the meeting as the goal. Voice agents join, speak and act through a product called MIA, and an MCP server, a command line tool and agent skills serve developers building their own agents. API documentation is linked from the page.

Security posture

MeetStream cites enterprise-grade encryption, ISO 27001 certified controls, SOC 2 Type 2 as under audit, and secure cloud infrastructure.