Acceptable use
Last updated September 27, 2026
ClearMeet is for helping you in your own meetings. Using it means you agree to the following.
Tell people when you record
- In many places the law says everyone in a call must know, or agree, before it is recorded or transcribed. It is your job to follow the law where you and the others are.
- When in doubt, say so at the start: “I'm using a note taker, is that all right?”
- Don't record or transcribe a call you aren't part of.
Don't use ClearMeet to
- Break the law, or someone else's rights, privacy or confidentiality.
- Cheat in an exam, a test or an interview where outside help isn't allowed.
- Harass, deceive or impersonate anyone.
- Get round your plan's limits, share an account, or resell ClearMeet.
- Copy, take apart or attack ClearMeet or its servers.
If this is broken
We may lock an account that breaks these rules. Tell us about misuse at contact@clearmakes.com.