The problem: meetings end, follow-ups don't happen
Every consultant, project manager, and account manager has the same problem: meetings happen, actions get agreed, and then nothing gets documented properly. The follow-up email goes out three days late. Actions aren't tracked. The next meeting rehashes what was already decided. Otter.ai and Fireflies cost £10-20/month and require integrations that add friction.
- Follow-up emails that were meant to go out same day get written three days later
- Actions agreed in the meeting that nobody owns or tracks
- Next meeting agenda built from scratch rather than from open items
- Client-facing notes that include internal jargon the client shouldn't see
5 outputs from one paste
- Meeting summary, key decisions, discussion points, open questions
- Action items table, specific actions, owners, deadlines, priorities
- Follow-up emails, one personalised email per attendee, ready to send
- Next meeting agenda, auto-generated from open items and outstanding actions
- Project status update, on track / at risk / blocked, with context
Accepts any format
- Raw typed notes, bullet points, fragments, shorthand
- Meeting transcripts. Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Otter.ai, Fireflies
- Voice memo transcriptions
- Slack or Teams thread summaries
- Descriptions of handwritten notes
Meeting type presets
Client call (adds client-facing summary with no internal jargon), standup (sprint board update format), board meeting (formal board minutes), 1:1 (private notes format), sprint retro (themes and improvement actions), sales call (CRM update notes), and interview (candidate scorecard).
UK Employer Compliance Pack 2026
6 SkillsEmployment law calculations, handbook generation, health and safety risk assessments, GDPR documents, AML/KYC paperwork, and meeting notes. The complete employer compliance toolkit.
- UK Employment Law
- Employee Handbook Generator
- Health & Safety Risk Assessment
- GDPR Compliance
- AML/KYC Documentation
- Meeting Notes & Actions
Generated summaries and actions are based on what you provide. Always check the output matches what was actually discussed before sharing with attendees.