Meeting notes · five languages
Record a meeting or a chat. Get the transcript, a summary and the action items — always in English, whichever of five languages you actually spoke.
60 minutes free · every feature unlocked · no card
Recording happens on your machine. Nobody sees a stray participant called “Notetaker” sitting in the meeting.
Switch between Hindi and English mid-sentence. The transcript follows; the summary comes back in English either way.
Export anything as PDF, Word, subtitles or audio. Delete a conversation and its recording goes with it.
How it works
Everything after that happens without you.
A microphone conversation, or a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call captured straight from your computer's audio. Live word count and pace as you speak.
Speech becomes a transcript with speakers separated. Urdu is translated. Mixed Hindi and English is handled as one language, because that is how it is spoken.
A summary, the decisions, the open questions, and who agreed to do what — with due dates where they were mentioned.
Speak how you speak
Summaries, action items and emails always come back in English — whatever went in. No switching, no translating afterwards.
After the meeting
Pulled from what was said, attributed to whoever agreed to it, with the deadline if one was mentioned. Push them to Linear in a click.
“What did we decide about the vendor?” — answered from your recordings, with links to the moment it was said.
Clip the thirty seconds that mattered, name it, share it. No sending someone a two-hour file.
Full text across every conversation you have ever recorded, however long ago.
Sixty minutes free, every feature unlocked. Long enough to record something that matters and see whether the summary is any good.