Workshops and interviews
Capture a room with a single microphone, with live subtitles for the audience if you are presenting.
Client calls, workshop notes, proposals and status reports are most of the week, and almost none of it is the work you are actually paid for. Speak it once and let it land as finished text, a summary and a task board.
Both sides of the call are recorded as separate tracks with speaker labels, and one click turns them into a structured protocol with decisions, action items and discussion points. Nothing joins the call, so you never have to explain a bot to a client.
One action produces a follow up draft from the actual transcript. The AI is instructed never to invent a decision, a task or a name that was not said, so what you send is what happened.
Speak a long section straight into your document editor and it arrives punctuated, structured and formatted for that app rather than as a wall of raw transcript.
Notebooks per client, wiki links between them, and search that finds the note about the pricing discussion even when it never used those words.
A meeting's action items become a Kanban board in one action, with due dates and reminders, without retyping anything you already said.
Capture a room with a single microphone, with live subtitles for the audience if you are presenting.
Talk through the week once; the summary and the task updates come out of the same pass.
The on-device meeting mode keeps recording and transcription on your machine.
No. Recording happens on your computer, so no extra attendee appears. You should still tell people you are recording, which is both good practice and, in many places, the law.
Yes. Notebooks, boards and meetings can be organised per client, and search runs across or within them.
Use the on-device meeting mode and the fully private dictation mode. Nothing is uploaded. The detail is on our security page.
Client calls, workshop notes, proposals and status reports are most of the week, and almost none of it is the work you are actually paid for. Speak it once and let it land as finished text, a summary and a task board.