How it works
From the room to the record, in four steps.
The point isn't a transcript. It's an accurate record of what was agreed and who owes what — with the evidence attached.
- 01
Capture the meeting
Record in the browser, upload an existing recording, or paste a transcript. Attendees and the meeting type come with it.
- 02
Draft against your template
Minutes are written to the structure your organisation already uses — the same headings, in the same order, every time.
- 03
Review and approve
A person checks the draft. Every proposed action and decision shows the line of transcript behind it, so corrections take seconds.
- 04
Track the work
Approved commitments become actions with an owner and a date. Decisions stay searchable long after the meeting is forgotten.
Principles
Accuracy is the product.
Evidence or nothing
An action without a supporting quote is dropped, not guessed at.
A person signs off
Nothing reaches your workspace until someone in the meeting approves it.
One record, not five
Minutes, actions and decisions stay linked to the meeting that produced them.