NeurTask review
A focused meeting assistant with strong follow-up tools and self-hosted deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
NeurTask is an AI meeting notetaker for individuals and teams that need structured records of conversations and the work that follows. It can join scheduled Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls as a named bot or record from a browser tab without an extra participant. The service produces speaker-labelled transcripts with timestamps, summaries, topics, decisions, and action items with owners and dates. It also supports questions about an individual meeting and calendar-based capture.
Pricing spans a free plan and paid team and enterprise options. The Free plan includes Google Calendar connection and 30 days of meeting history alongside transcripts, summaries, decisions, and action items. Team costs €19 per user per month when billed monthly, or €15 per user per month on an annual term, according to the vendor's pricing details. It adds no hour cap, unlimited history, a shared workspace, follow-up agents, meeting questions, roles, per-meeting sharing, and an audit trail. Enterprise starts at €45 per user per month when billed annually and adds single-tenant deployment on your own infrastructure, processing inside your boundary, SSO, directory sync, a data processing agreement, security review, deployment support, and a named contact. Prices exclude VAT.
NeurTask's strongest distinction is the connection between meeting capture and approved follow-up work. Its agents can draft follow-up emails, tickets, or calendar invitations for approval, while integrations include Google Calendar, Gmail, Microsoft Teams, and Outlook Calendar. That makes it a practical fit for teams that want meeting outputs organized into responsibilities and next steps. The product is less suitable for organizations centered on Zoom or multilingual transcription, since meeting support covers Google Meet and Microsoft Teams and transcription and summaries are English-only. Teams seeking self-hosted, single-tenant processing should consider Enterprise; smaller groups can start with Free or Team if those platform and language boundaries fit.
NeurTask pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Speaker-labelled transcripts, summaries, decisions, and assigned actions
- Browser-tab recording avoids adding another meeting participant
- Enterprise self-hosting keeps processing inside your boundary
- Where it doesn't
- Meeting capture is limited to Google Meet and Microsoft Teams
- Transcription and summaries are English-only
- Zoom is not supported
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