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Ukrainian meetings, clear to the whole team

Send a bot to Teams, Zoom or Google Meet, upload a recording or paste a YouTube link. MinutesMaster writes a Ukrainian transcript with speaker names and minutes with decisions and tasks — and translates them into the language your company works in.

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Ukrainian transcripts and minutes for teams working across languages

Many Ukrainian specialists work in Czech, Polish or German companies, and their meetings move between languages. MinutesMaster handles mixed-language meetings without asking you to choose a language in advance, keeps Cyrillic text in the transcript, the minutes and every export, and separates the speakers by voice.

The minutes — summary, agenda, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting — can stay in Ukrainian or be written in Czech, Polish, German, English or any other of the 38 languages. Translations are kept next to the Ukrainian original, so both sides of the team read the same record.

The web app is available in Ukrainian, and no recording is used to train AI models.

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CompletedMicrosoft Teams · 29 min · Ukrainian
Нарада команди підтримки

Олена Коваленко (03:26) — Нову версію інструкції для клієнтів треба опублікувати до кінця місяця.

Андрій Шевчук (04:10) — Я підготую переклад чеською і надішлю його на перевірку в середу.

Decision

Нову інструкцію для клієнтів публікуємо до кінця місяця.

Action item

Андрій Шевчук → підготувати чеський переклад і надіслати на перевірку в середу

People
Олена Коваленко — керівниця підтримки
Андрій Шевчук — спеціаліст підтримки
Translations
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In English: the new customer guide is published by the end of the month; Andrii Shevchuk prepares the Czech translation and sends it for review on Wednesday.

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How it works

How Ukrainian transcription works

The same four steps for a team call, an interview or a recorded lecture.

  1. 1

    Capture the meeting

    Send the bot to a Teams, Zoom or Google Meet call, record in the browser or the mobile app, upload a file up to 2 GB, or paste a YouTube or Google Drive link.

  2. 2

    Choose who reads the minutes

    Keep the minutes in Ukrainian, or have them written straight into your company’s language. You can add more translations later.

  3. 3

    Name the speakers

    For bot recordings, names from the meeting are matched to the voices. For uploads, type a name once, in Cyrillic or Latin script, and it is used everywhere.

  4. 4

    Export, share, ask

    Download Word or PDF minutes, share the meeting with your team workspace, and ask questions about it in Ukrainian or English.

Features

What you get from a Ukrainian meeting

One record of the meeting, readable on both sides of the team.

  • Ukrainian with English, Czech or Polish

    Meetings that switch languages mid-conversation stay in one transcript; no language setting needed.

  • Cyrillic kept in every format

    Ukrainian letters such as ї, є, ґ and і are kept in the transcript, the minutes and the PDF, Word, TXT, JSON, SRT and VTT exports.

  • Names in the script you prefer

    Write a speaker’s name in Cyrillic or in Latin transliteration — whatever your colleagues use — and it appears that way everywhere.

  • Minutes with decisions and tasks

    Summary, agenda, decisions, tasks with owners and the next meeting, plus a detailed narrative version.

  • Translations side by side

    Translate the minutes or the full transcript into any of the 38 languages, with the Ukrainian original next to each version.

  • Exports for both teams

    Send Ukrainian minutes to one group and the Czech or German translation to another, each as Word or PDF.

Good to know

Good to know for Ukrainian meetings

Where MinutesMaster helps Ukrainian speakers and their colleagues.

  • Ukrainian teams in Czech, Polish and German companies

    Hold the meeting in Ukrainian and give managers minutes in the company language, with the original kept for the team.

  • Mixed Ukrainian–English meetings

    Product and engineering meetings full of English terms are transcribed as spoken, without choosing a language in advance.

  • Interviews and consultations

    Recorded conversations become a timestamped transcript with speaker names that you can export to Word and translate.

  • Ask across languages

    Ask MinutesMaster in English or Ukrainian and get answers with citations that play the exact moment in the recording.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does MinutesMaster transcribe Ukrainian?
Yes. Ukrainian is one of the 38 languages for transcription, minutes and translation, and the web app is available in Ukrainian too.
Can I get minutes in Czech, Polish or German from a Ukrainian meeting?
Yes. Choose the minutes language before processing, or translate the finished minutes and transcript later. The Ukrainian original stays next to every translation.
What if the meeting mixes Ukrainian with another language?
You don’t need to choose a language in advance. The transcript follows what was said, and the minutes are written in the one language you pick.
Is Cyrillic kept in the exports?
Yes. PDF, Word, TXT, JSON, SRT and VTT exports keep the Ukrainian text, and speaker names appear exactly as you typed them.
How do I start?
Create a free account — 5 free credits cover 2.5 hours of audio, no credit card needed — then upload a recording, paste a link or send the bot to a meeting.
How much does it cost after the free credits?
1 credit covers 30 minutes of audio. You can buy credit packs without a subscription, or choose Pro (€19 a month, 40 credits) or Business (€49 a month, 120 credits).
Is my recording used to train AI?
No. MinutesMaster does not use recordings, transcripts or minutes to train AI models, and you can delete any meeting or your whole account at any time.

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