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MeetNotes · Creators & reviewers

Try it. Test it.
Tell your audience.

Share MeetNotes with your own link and earn on what your audience pays, or make useful videos and articles about real meeting workflows. Smaller channels, specialist bloggers and technical reviewers are welcome. Apply below.

Earn with your own link

Get a MeetNotes link and code of your own to share with your audience.

  • Your audience gets extra minutes on their first pack when they join through your link or type your code in the app.
  • You earn a commission on what the people you bring pay in their first year. We confirm your rate by email when we approve you.
  • Your own dashboard at getmeetnotes.com/creator shows link views, installs, sign-ups, payers and what you have earned, week by week. It never shows who anyone is or what they recorded.

Apply with the form below. Small and regional-language channels are welcome.

Bring a useful question

  • Can a phone on the table turn an in-person meeting into useful minutes?
  • What happens when speakers switch between Hindi and English?
  • Do the decisions, names, numbers and action owners match the recording?
  • Can a team use the exported PDF or Word file to follow up?
  • How well do the API and AI assistant connections fit a real workflow?

Who should get in touch?

Podcasters, productivity creators, nano and micro influencers, app reviewers, bloggers, educators and developers. A relevant audience and a thoughtful demonstration matter more than a large follower count. Content in regional languages is welcome.

Apply: your own link, review access, or both

Tell us about your channel or publication. We look at every application and reply by email, usually within two working days. For review access we confirm any complimentary minutes and end date before you begin. Applying does not automatically grant access or create a sponsorship.

What would you like?

Please do not send private meeting recordings or passwords. We use these details only to review your application and reply. Privacy. Already approved? Sign in to your dashboard.

Prefer email? Write to support@getmeetnotes.com with your channel URL, audience language, a relevant example and what you want to test. You can also start with the 100 minutes included in a new account while we review your application.

Your opinion stays yours

We do not require a positive review, a particular rating, an app-store review or publication in exchange for evaluation access. Include the limitations you find. Disclose any complimentary access or payment in your coverage. Any paid collaboration or agreed deliverable is discussed separately.

For podcasters

Try the Podcast episode format with a short, consented recording. Check the episode recap, topic order, resources mentioned and production follow-ups. Verify quotations against the audio; notes are generated after recording, not live. Download a fictional podcast test and answer key.

A practical review in five steps

Download a staged test script and answer key. This is a short fictional exercise you can record yourself, not a published benchmark result.

  1. Use a staged conversation with everyone’s permission. Include a decision, two tasks, names and numbers.
  2. Record the meeting and show your device and recording setup.
  3. Check the transcript and minutes against what was actually said. Show misses as well as successes.
  4. Export the minutes and show whether the output is useful.
  5. State your app version, test date, language and any complimentary access. Link the product so viewers can try it themselves.

Technical reviewers can start with the API documentation, assistant connection details and security information. Use your own test account and consented sample content.

Everything for your post

Posting on Instagram or LinkedIn? See what each post earns on barter collaboration with MeetNotes. Download the media kit: logos, screenshots and fact sheet. Check product facts and published comparisons. Follow MeetNotes on YouTube and Instagram.

Writing a news story? The press contact can help with product questions and evaluation requests; coverage is never required.