Turn a wall of raw meeting notes into the three things anyone actually re-reads later. What was decided, what happens next, and who owns each item.
Paste raw meeting notes or a transcript to extract a structured summary. The tool identifies attendees, topics, key decisions, action items with owners, and follow-ups using pattern matching.
Paste meeting notes on the left to generate a structured summary...
A meeting summary is useful in proportion to how unambiguous its action items are. An item without a named owner is not an action item, it is a hope, and an item without a date is not scheduled. Decisions matter too, and specifically the ones that were made rather than the options that were discussed, because the discussion is what everyone remembers and the decision is what everyone forgets.
Everything happens in your browser, which matters here more than for most tools: meeting notes routinely contain names, salaries, customer details, and unannounced plans. None of it is transmitted.