Your Zoom recordings, automatically saved to Google Drive
Stop manually downloading. RecordFlow backs up every cloud recording the moment it finishes — for yourself or for your whole Zoom team — and can automatically delete it from Zoom to free up your storage, but only once it's safely in your own cloud storage.
Free to start. No credit card required. Works with any Zoom paid plan.
Built for reliability — automatic retries, chunked transfers, and an hourly safety net.
Google Drive is generally available. OneDrive, Dropbox and YouTube are open to early adopters — ask us and we’ll switch your account over.

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Zoom's storage limits shouldn't slow you down
Zoom Pro storage limit
Storage fills up fast
Zoom Pro gives you just 5 GB — roughly 5 hours of recordings. Hit the limit and new recordings are blocked entirely.
wasted per month
Manual downloads waste hours
Download each recording, upload to Drive, organize into folders, delete from Zoom — every single week.
single point of failure
No backup means no safety net
Zoom is your only copy. If someone deletes a recording, your admin sets a retention policy, or anything goes wrong — it's gone.
Built for people who record everything
Whether you're archiving for yourself or for your whole Zoom account, RecordFlow keeps recordings safe.
Coaches & Consultants
You record 5+ client sessions a week. Your Zoom storage fills up in days — and every recording is a deliverable your clients need.
Education Teams
Lectures need a permanent home. Give students lasting access in your own cloud storage without relying on Zoom alone.
Business Teams
Your team records everything. Keeping it organized in your own cloud storage shouldn't be a full-time job.
IT & Ops Admins
You're responsible for the whole Zoom account. Install once as admin, opt members in, and every selected member's recordings land in one folder you control.
Set it up once. Never think about it again.
Connect Zoom
Sign in as a Zoom user to archive your own recordings, or as a Zoom admin to archive for your team.
Pick your destination
Connect Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or YouTube — whichever you already use. That's the whole choice; RecordFlow sets up and organizes the rest.
Recordings sync automatically
Your recordings — or your opted-in members' recordings — land in your archive within minutes of each meeting ending. You'll get an email with a direct link when each one is ready.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Automatic sync
New recordings transfer to your cloud storage within minutes of finishing.
Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or YouTube
Archive to the Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox account your team already uses — or the video alone to your own YouTube channel, as a private video.
Auto-delete from Zoom
Once a recording is safely in your archive, RecordFlow can delete it from Zoom to free up your Zoom storage. Every destination, and never before the copy is confirmed.
Handles large files
Even hour-long meetings transfer reliably. No timeouts, no failed uploads.
Email notifications
Receive an email when your meeting recordings are ready — with a direct link to the folder, to share with your team.
Secure by design
Sign in with your existing accounts. We never see your passwords, and all data is encrypted.
Capture AI Companion transcriptsEarly access
Meetings recorded with AI Companion but no cloud recording still have a transcript. RecordFlow archives it to Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox as a readable document.
Archive AI Companion meeting summariesEarly access
When AI Companion summarizes a recorded meeting, RecordFlow saves it beside the recording in Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox — as Markdown and a readable document.
Every file Zoom produces, synced automatically
What early users say
RecordFlow is brand new — these are real notes from some of our earliest users.
“I was wanting to get my Zoom data into Google Drive for further processing and review in the Google Workspace ecosystem. Your tool worked perfectly.”
“It works perfectly. It makes my life so much easier. I'm grateful.”
“RecordFlow connects Zoom directly to Google Drive, so my recordings just appear in my folder automatically. One of the founders even built my feedback into the product within days. It quietly removed friction I'd been tolerating for ages.”
“Using RecordFlow to easily sync my Zoom files to my Google Drive was an absolute game changer.”
“Recordflow has been so helpful with managing our Zoom Recordings and taking something that would normally take many hours and automating it. Perfect - Adam is also super helpful and responsive, taking some of our business requirements into consideration for future use!”
“RecordFlow is the perfect solution. You set it up once and never have to think about it again, and it makes sure I never lose any of my call recordings.”
“RecordFlow lives up to its name. This easy peasy integration saves hours of manual backups in a snap. What a relief! Adam walked us through each step, answered a million and two questions, and ensured RecordFlow was configured just right for our needs. Highly recommend if you're looking for a one-stop shop for file migration with top notch customer service!”
Free during beta — for yourself or for your team
Both RecordFlow apps are free while in beta. Same core archiving guarantees, same reliability — pick the one that matches your Zoom role.
while in beta — for both the user and admin apps
Early users lock in founding member pricing when paid tiers launch.
- Unlimited Zoom recording sync
- Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or YouTube
- Real-time automatic sync
- Hourly safety check
- Smart deduplication
- Encrypted sessions
What happens after beta?
Early users keep founding member pricing. We'll always notify you before any changes.
Frequently asked questions
RecordFlow is a Zoom to Google Drive integration that backs up your cloud recordings to Drive automatically. Connect your Zoom and Google accounts once and pick a destination folder — that's the whole setup. From then on every new cloud recording (video, audio, transcript, and chat) is copied straight to that folder as each meeting ends, with no manual downloads or uploads.
Yes — saving Zoom recordings to Google Drive automatically is exactly what RecordFlow does. The moment a cloud recording finishes, it's streamed to your Drive within about 5 minutes, triggered by Zoom's webhooks, with no action on your part. Set it up once and every future meeting is saved automatically.
Any paid Zoom plan (Pro, Business, Business Plus, Enterprise) with cloud recording enabled. Free Zoom plans don't include cloud recording, so there's nothing to archive.
RecordFlow uses secure sign-in through Zoom and Google — we never see or store your passwords. Your recordings are streamed through our servers in small pieces and uploaded to your Drive. Nothing is permanently stored on our side.
All recording files that Zoom produces: video (MP4), audio (M4A), transcripts, and chat logs.
Most recordings appear in your Drive within about 5 minutes of finishing, triggered by Zoom webhooks. If a transfer fails it's retried automatically (up to 2 retries per sync job), and an hourly backup job catches anything that slipped through — so nothing falls through the cracks.
Yes. You can choose your personal Drive or any shared Drive you have access to. RecordFlow creates a dedicated folder for your recordings.
Google Drive is generally available. Dropbox and OneDrive are both fully built and open to early adopters, as is YouTube — which uploads each recording as a private video on your own channel rather than as files, so it archives the video alone, not transcripts or chat logs. Auto-delete works there too — RecordFlow confirms YouTube finished processing the video and stored it at the size we sent before removing anything from Zoom. Amazon S3 remains a candidate. Email support@recordflow.org — for Dropbox, OneDrive or YouTube, we'll enable it on your account; for Amazon S3, tell us a bit about your setup. We build what users ask for, so the more people who write in for a destination, the higher it moves on the list.
Yes — RecordFlow's admin app archives every member's cloud recordings into a single Drive folder you control. The admin app is currently in invite-only beta. Email support@recordflow.org from your work email and we'll set you up. Alternatively, each host can install the user app individually and point at the same shared Drive folder.
Some meetings recorded with Zoom's AI Companion have a transcript but no cloud recording, so the transcript never reaches Drive on its own. RecordFlow can archive it to your Drive as a Google Doc, alongside your other recordings. It's currently enabled for early adopters — email support@recordflow.org to get in early.
Yes. When AI Companion summarizes a recorded meeting, RecordFlow can archive that summary to your Drive as both a Markdown file and a Google Doc, in the same folder as the recording. We're rolling it out to early adopters first — email support@recordflow.org to get in early.
Yes — you'll receive an email each time new recordings are ready in your Google Drive. It includes a direct link to each meeting's folder so you can share it with your team. You can turn notifications off anytime from your dashboard.
Ready to stop worrying about your Zoom recordings?
Free while in beta — for yourself or for your team.