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Tiny Recorder review

Freemium#21 of 39 in AI Screen Recorders

A focused browser recorder for diarized meeting transcripts and AI follow-up outputs.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tiny Recorder is a browser-based screen recorder for product, sales, research, and other teams that need meeting context captured with the recording. It records the screen, system audio, and microphone, then provides live captions and diarized transcripts with speaker identification. AI outputs include summaries, agendas, highlights, blockers, and action items, making it suited to browser meetings where separating speakers matters. Local recording export and video, audio, and transcript downloads support teams that want to retain files outside the workspace.

Pricing is structured as freemium. The Starter plan costs $0 per month and includes 5 hours of audio transcription, a screen recorder with local export, and AI notes for the top 3 recordings. Pro costs $11.90 per month and adds 50 hours of audio and screen transcription, a shared transcript workspace, and AI summaries, agendas, and action items. Scale adds dedicated ingestion nodes, SAML/SCIM, audit exports, workspace automations, and SLAs. Annual billing is available across the plans, and annual subscriptions increase usage limits by 20%.

Its workflow fit is broader than recording alone: Slack and Notion delivery, webhooks, and API access connect transcripts and outputs to other systems, while CRM tools, Supabase, and Postgres are listed integrations. The product can use Supabase or a self-hosted Postgres cluster for storage. Choose Tiny Recorder if browser recording, speaker labels, and structured AI meeting outputs are priorities. Teams needing native coverage beyond the web platform or verified documentation output should consider an alternative with broader platform support or that specific deliverable.

Tiny Recorder pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Diarized transcripts identify speakers in recorded meetings.
    • AI outputs include summaries, agendas, blockers, and action items.
    • Slack, Notion, webhooks, and API access support workflow delivery.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Recording is limited to the web platform.
    • The Scale plan does not show a listed price.
    • It lacks verified documentation output and broader platform coverage.

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