Meeting notes · five languages

Every conversation, remembered

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

Two colleagues in Memofyd t-shirts looking at a laptop together, one pointing at the screen.
Memofyd
The Memofyd desktop app: conversations listed on the left, and on the right a conversation recorded in Hinglish showing a drafted email, a proposed calendar event and an English summary.

No bot joins your call

Recording happens on your machine. Nobody sees a stray participant called “Notetaker” sitting in the meeting.

Hinglish is not an edge case

Switch between Hindi and English mid-sentence. The transcript follows; the summary comes back in English either way.

Yours, on your terms

Export anything as PDF, Word, subtitles or audio. Delete a conversation and its recording goes with it.

How it works

Press record. That is the whole workflow.

Everything after that happens without you.

It listens

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.

It understands

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.

It hands you the outcome

A summary, the decisions, the open questions, and who agreed to do what — with due dates where they were mentioned.

Transcript

It does not flatten how you speak

Speakers are separated and timestamped. A sentence that starts in Hindi and finishes in English stays exactly as it was said — nothing is straightened out into textbook English that nobody in the room used.

  • Speakers split apart across the whole recording, not chunk by chunk
  • Names, organisations, dates and amounts pulled out as they are mentioned
  • Select any passage to clip it into a shareable soundbite
Transcript · Hinglish
A transcript with each line labelled Speaker 1, 2 or 3 and timestamped, mixing Hindi and English within single sentences, above a row of extracted organisations, places, dates and amounts.

Follow-through

It drafts. You decide.

When a conversation contains a commitment, Memofyd writes the email or the calendar invite and shows it to you filled in. Nothing is sent, booked or filed until you press the button yourself.

  • Emails drafted in English, then opened in your own mail app for you to send
  • Invitations show exactly who will be emailed, before you accept
  • Action items carry the owner and the deadline that was actually said aloud
Meeting record
A captured Google Meet showing tabs for Summary, Notes, Insights, Transcript, Soundbites and Trim, with a drafted recap email ready to open in a mail app.

Ask

Answers from what you recorded

Ask a question in plain English and get an answer built only from your own conversations, with the recordings it came from listed underneath. If it was never said, you are told so rather than given a guess.

  • Full-text search across everything you have ever recorded
  • Every answer cites the conversations behind it
  • Daily and weekly digests of what you agreed to
Ask
The Ask screen answering a question about a vendor decision, with the five source conversations listed beneath the answer.

Where it gets used

Four ways people record

The same button, whether the conversation is across a table, across a call, out on the floor, or in the back of a cab on the way home.

In the room Two colleagues in Memofyd t-shirts at a sunlit desk, looking at a laptop together.

Around a table

The microphone picks up the room, so everyone stays in the conversation instead of one person writing it all down and missing half of it.

On a call A woman in a Memofyd t-shirt talking on a video call, four participants visible on her laptop screen.

Google Meet, Zoom, Teams

Captured from your computer's own audio. No participant called “Notetaker” appears in the call, and nobody has to approve one.

On site A worker carrying long metal poles through the shutter of a workshop.

Out where the work is

Say what you saw while you are still standing in front of it, rather than trying to remember it once you are back at a desk.

On the move A woman in a Memofyd t-shirt in the back of a car, speaking a note into her phone.

On the way back

The drive home is when you remember what you forgot to say. Talk it out and it is filed before you arrive.

Two colleagues in Memofyd t-shirts talking on a rooftop terrace above an Indian city at golden hour.

Speak how you speak

Five languages in. English out.

The same sentence, however it was said. Summaries, action items and drafted emails always come back in English — so you are never the one translating.

English I will send the invoice by tomorrow
हिन्दी · Hindi मैं कल तक invoice भेज दूँगा
Hinglish Main kal tak invoice bhej dunga
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ · Punjabi ਮੈਂ ਕੱਲ੍ਹ ਤੱਕ invoice ਭੇਜ ਦਿਆਂਗਾ
اردو · Urdu میں کل تک انوائس بھیج دوں گا
Always English out
Action item
Send the invoice to the client
Due tomorrow · owner: you
Summary line
Invoice committed for tomorrow.

Urdu speech is translated. Mixed Hindi and English is treated as one language rather than as broken English, because that is how it is actually spoken.

After the meeting

The part everyone forgets to do

Action items with owners

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.

Who actually talked

Talk share, turns taken and an engagement score — each with the formula behind it written out, so you can decide whether to believe it.

Soundbites

Clip the thirty seconds that mattered, name it, share it. No sending someone a two-hour file.

Exports that fit elsewhere

PDF, Word, plain text, subtitles or the raw audio — plus a one-click copy shaped for pasting into another AI tool.

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Insights

Numbers that explain themselves

A score out of 100 with no explanation is worse than no score — people either trust it when they should not, or dismiss the whole thing. Every metric here states its own formula next to the number.

Talk share is measured as normalised entropy across everyone present, so one person holding the floor shows up as a low balance rather than being hidden in an average.

Insights
Meeting score 81, engagement 96 and sentiment 85, above participation bars showing four speakers at 43, 22, 18 and 17 percent of talk time.
Two colleagues in Memofyd t-shirts walking through a bright open-plan office, laughing.

Try it on a real meeting

Sixty minutes free, every feature unlocked. Long enough to record something that matters and see whether the summary is any good.