Indonesian speech to text · Notulen rapat · Translation

Indonesian meetings, notulen without a note-taker

Send a bot to Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams, or upload a recording. MinutesMaster writes an Indonesian transcript with speaker names and the notulen — decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting — and translates them into English for regional colleagues.

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From an Indonesian meeting to notulen rapat

In many Indonesian teams one person is the notulis, typing while everyone else talks. MinutesMaster takes over that job: it transcribes the meeting, separates the speakers by voice and writes structured minutes in Indonesian — attendees, agenda, summary, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting — with detailed narrative minutes alongside.

Indonesian business meetings mix in English all the time: meeting, deadline, budget, follow up. You don’t have to pick a language: Indonesian is detected automatically, and mixed-language meetings are supported. Malay is a separate language among the 38, for colleagues in Malaysia.

For regional teams in Singapore, Malaysia or further away, translate the minutes or the full transcript into English or any of the 38 languages, with the Indonesian original kept alongside. Recordings are never used to train AI models.

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CompletedGoogle Meet · 39 min · Indonesian
Rapat koordinasi peluncuran produk

Siti Rahmawati (10:12) — Peluncuran di Surabaya kita mundurkan satu minggu karena stoknya belum datang.

Budi Santoso (10:45) — Oke, saya kabari distributor hari ini dan kirim jadwal baru ke semua tim.

Decision

Peluncuran produk di Surabaya diundur satu minggu.

Action item

Budi Santoso → mengabari distributor hari ini dan mengirim jadwal baru ke semua tim

People
Siti Rahmawati — manajer pemasaran
Budi Santoso — koordinator penjualan
Translations
IDENDE

In English: the Surabaya product launch moves by one week because the stock hasn’t arrived; Budi Santoso tells the distributor today and sends the new schedule to all teams.

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How it works

How Indonesian transcription works

Four steps from a call or a file to notulen you can share.

  1. 1

    Capture the meeting

    Paste the Google Meet, Zoom or Teams link to send the bot, upload audio or video up to 2 GB, record in the browser or the iPhone and Android app, or paste a YouTube or Google Drive link.

  2. 2

    Admit the bot if asked

    When the organiser requires it, admit “MinutesMaster AI” from the lobby in Teams or Google Meet. For Zoom, connect your Zoom account once and stay in the meeting while it records.

  3. 3

    Check names and tasks

    Rename each speaker once — Pak Budi, Bu Siti or full names — and edit decisions and tasks before you share them.

  4. 4

    Export or translate

    Download the minutes as Word or PDF, the transcript as TXT, or subtitles as SRT and VTT, and translate them into English when needed.

Features

What you get from an Indonesian meeting

Notulen for the team, the full transcript, and English for everyone else.

  • Indonesian with English mixed in

    Meetings full of English terms, or switching between Indonesian and English, are transcribed without choosing a language first.

  • Indonesian and Malay

    Indonesian and Malay are separate languages among the 38, so each meeting is transcribed and summarised in its own language.

  • Speakers separated by voice

    Each voice gets its own label. With the bot, participant names from the call are matched to the voices; for uploads, rename each speaker once.

  • Notulen structure

    Attendees, agenda, summary, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting, plus detailed narrative minutes.

  • English for regional teams

    Translate the minutes or the transcript into English or any of the 38 languages, with the Indonesian original kept alongside.

  • Exports for every audience

    DOCX for editing, PDF for sending, TXT and JSON for other tools, and SRT or VTT subtitles for webinars you publish.

Good to know

Good to know for Indonesian meetings

What Indonesian teams ask about.

  • Notulen rapat

    For a formal notulen, the minutes give attendees, agenda and decisions as a draft that the notulis or the person responsible reviews and approves.

  • Sales calls with clients and distributors

    The Sales / discovery call template captures customer context, pains, requirements, BANT qualification, objections and next steps.

  • Webinars and YouTube

    Paste a YouTube or Google Drive link to transcribe an Indonesian webinar or talk without downloading it first.

  • Meetings in the room

    Record an in-person meeting with the iPhone or Android app; it keeps recording with the screen locked.

  • Ask across meetings

    Ask MinutesMaster what was decided in earlier meetings and get an answer with cited moments you can play.

  • Interface language

    The web app is available in English and 13 European languages and the mobile apps in English, but not in Indonesian; transcripts and minutes of Indonesian meetings are in Indonesian.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can MinutesMaster transcribe Indonesian audio to text?
Yes. Upload an audio or video file up to 2 GB, record in the browser or the mobile app, or send the bot to a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call. You get an Indonesian transcript with speakers separated by voice, plus minutes.
Does it write notulen rapat?
It writes a draft notulen in Indonesian: attendees, agenda, summary, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting. You review and edit it before sharing.
Can I translate an Indonesian meeting into English?
Yes. Translate the minutes or the full transcript into English or any of the 38 languages; the Indonesian original is kept next to each version.
What about Indonesian mixed with English?
Mixed-language meetings are supported. You don’t choose a language before processing, and the transcript follows what was said.
Is Malay supported too?
Yes. Malay is one of the 38 languages as well, separate from Indonesian.
How much does it cost?
The same as every language: 1 credit = 30 minutes. After the 5 free credits, buy a pack (€9 for 5 hours, €24 for 15, €69 for 50; pack credits never expire) or subscribe to Pro (€19 a month, 40 credits) or Business (€49 a month, 120 credits).
Is my meeting used to train AI?
No. MinutesMaster never uses recordings, transcripts or minutes to train AI models. Meetings stay private unless you share them with a team, and you can delete them at any time.

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