Recall.ai Product Information and Latest Updates (2025)

Partnership with Recall.ai (YC W20) Recall.ai powers Nomi’s ability to join any sales call across Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and more, without painful integrations. Their infrastructure made it seamless to scale real-time coaching across platforms.

We have worked with Recall now for over a year and have had a great experience. Some of our meeting recording functionality is powered through them, allowing Embra to access Google meet, Microsoft teams, Zoom, and more.

Our fellow YC alumni accelerated our product development and helped us optimized our integrations with Zoom and MS Teams.

Recall.ai's Slack Huddle API lets developers access Slack Huddle data including transcripts, recordings, and speaker timelines. Build tools to automate incident response, knowledge handoffs, and feedback notetaking with actionable meeting data.

Hey everyone,

I’m YK from Recall.ai, and I’m excited to introduce the Slack Huddle API. With this API, developers can programmatically access Slack Huddle transcripts, recordings, and speaker data, making it easy to build automation, analytics, and AI-powered tools.

Slack Huddles are great for quick, real-time discussions, but once they end, the data is gone. There’s no built-in API to retrieve transcripts, track decisions, or sync insights into other tools.

The Slack Huddle API solves this by allowing developers to:
- Capture and retrieve Slack Huddle transcripts, recordings, and speaker timelines
- Automate documentation and workflow integrations for incident management, handovers, and CRM updates
- Build AI-powered applications for summarization, search, and real-time insights

If you're building with Slack Huddle data, we’d love to hear your feedback. Below are some useful links:

📄 Check out our blog post: https://www.recall.ai/post/capturing-slack-huddle-data-with-recall-ai
📖 Read the docs: https://docs.recall.ai/docs/slack-huddle-bots-overview

Best,
YK

@masump The Slack Huddle API differentiates speakers using participant names provided by Slack. Each transcript entry includes the associated participant, allowing you to track who said what in the conversation.

This sounds super useful for keeping track of important Slack Huddle conversations! No more scrambling to remember what was discussed. Does the API support real-time processing, or is it mainly for retrieving transcripts after the huddle ends?