For meeting notes and transcripts
What was actually decided, not what you remember.
Upload typed notes or a call transcript. Ask what was decided, or get a list of action items, and every answer cites the line it came from instead of asking you to trust a summary.
q3_planning_call_notes.txt
Team agreed to push the launch date to October 14, pending final QA sign-off from the platform team.
Answer
The launch date moved to October 14, pending QA sign-off.1
For notes that already exist in writing
Ask what was decided
Point at a transcript and ask what was actually agreed on, instead of scrolling back through it.
Pull out action items
Generate an FAQ-style list of who owns what, cited back to the part of the notes it came from.
Summarize a long call
The short version of a meeting you didn't attend, grounded in the actual notes, not a guess.
Questions
- Can I upload an audio recording directly?
- Not yet. Direct audio and automatic transcription are planned but not built. Today, upload the meeting notes or transcript as a text, Word, or PDF file, once it's already written down, and everything else works the same way it does for any other document.
- Does it distinguish between speakers?
- It works with whatever structure is already in the uploaded document. If your transcript labels speakers, questions and summaries can reference that; if it doesn't, it can't invent who said what.