Guides on exporting meeting data, SEO for notetakers, and product updates.
To export Fathom transcripts to JSON, connect your Fathom account to TranscriptPort, select the meetings you want to export, choose JSON as the output format, and download the exported files as a ZIP. JSON is best when you need structured meeting data for developers, CRMs, internal tools, AI pipelines, analytics workflows, or long-term data portability.
Connect Fathom to TranscriptPort, select your meetings, choose CSV, and download structured files ready for Google Sheets, Excel, CRMs, and AI analysis.
Connect Fathom to TranscriptPort, select your meetings, choose Markdown, and download a ZIP of structured files ready for Notion, Obsidian, ChatGPT, Claude, and NotebookLM.
TranscriptPort and TranscriptExporter both bulk export Fathom meetings. TranscriptPort is a $10 lifetime web app with 5 free exports and broader content selection. TranscriptExporter is a $29 Chrome extension with Fireflies support and optional Google Drive/Dropbox sync.
Fathom only lets you copy one transcript at a time. TranscriptPort connects via Fathom's API and exports your entire meeting library — transcripts, AI summaries, action items, highlights, metadata — as Markdown, TXT, CSV, or JSON in a single ZIP. 5 free exports, no card needed.
Fathom lets users copy transcripts from individual calls, but bulk archiving requires a separate workflow. TranscriptPort lets users connect Fathom, filter and review meetings, then export transcripts, summaries, action items, highlights, attendees, and metadata to Markdown, TXT, CSV, or JSON.
Tools and resources for exporting Fathom meeting transcripts.
Connect Fathom and export meetings in bulk.
Markdown, CSV, JSON or TXT — your choice.
How TranscriptPort compares for Fathom users.
Step-by-step guide to multi-meeting exports.
Notion- and Obsidian-ready output.
Plans for solo users and teams.