A meeting no longer opens as a recording with notes attached. It opens as a note — one page holding the summary ScribX writes, the notes you type, the chapters and the full transcript, with the recording and the people beside them. You can write in it before the meeting starts, during it, and after; and so can your colleagues, at the same time.

Around that: a meeting can now be held in every language we support and read in whichever one you like, you can hand ScribX a recording it was never in, and the library has become a place with folders in it.

Korean joins English, Vietnamese and Japanese across the whole product. ScribX now fits a phone — a compact mode with Quick Notes, live translation and your recordings. Storage and ScribX AI usage are finally visible, on the Free plan too. And the extension gets usage in the side panel plus a caption box you can drag and resize.

See the presenter's slides translated into your language, live — plus recurring auto-record, speaker names in AI Notes by voiceprint, Google sign-in, a site localized to Vietnamese/Japanese/Korean, and a redesigned browser extension with bot-free live captions.

ScribX 2.0 — Scribe becomes ScribX, with custom Output Templates for your summaries, a brand-new marketing site and documentation, smarter notification controls, and sharper transcription. The new name and design reached both the web app and the browser extension.

Fix a word once and ScribX remembers it for every future meeting — persistent per-utterance corrections painted live, a per-user glossary, plus utterance bookmarks and an owner access-request card stack.