No awkward bot joins your meeting. The Notetaker captures the audio right in your browser, transcribes it live, and writes a structured summary the moment you stop.
Audio is captured in your browser, streamed to a transcription engine, and turned into a structured summary. The waveform passes through — it's never saved. What you keep is the transcript and the notes the AI writes from it.
Mic only, or mic plus the meeting tab's audio. Linear16 PCM, mono, 48kHz via an AudioWorklet — no plugin, no download.
The stream is transcribed as it arrives — final text locks in while the next words show greyed and interim, then settle.
When you stop, the transcript and your notes go to the AI, which returns eight structured fields — ready to edit and send.
For an in-person chat, the mic is all you need. For a video call, capture the meeting tab's audio too — the browser hands over the sound, and we throw the video away. If the tab picker is cancelled, we quietly fall back to mic-only so you're never left without a transcript.
Final words lock in; the next phrase shows greyed while it settles. Jot free-form notes alongside the transcript, and keep your prep brief one click away. Everything auto-saves — notes every two seconds, the transcript every fifteen.
Coffee refill, bathroom break, a knock at the door — meetings don't pause, and now that's fine. The Listener keeps recording while you're away, and one click on Catch me up streams what you missed — everything since your last recap, or just the last two, five, or ten minutes — right beside your notes. The transcript never stops, and the final summary is untouched.
Everything is yours to change — transcript, notes, summary and email all open in a markdown editor. Rename the speakers, turn action items into tasks, send the follow-up, publish a recap to the client's portal — and find any session later by what was actually said.
Transcript, notes, summary and email all open in a markdown editor — rename or merge speakers and re-run the summary with the right names.
Each action item becomes a real task with one click — owners and due dates carry across.
Sends via Outlook, falling back to Gmail. Your HTML signature is appended at send time.
Search every session by title, summary or transcript, and filter by status to find anything fast.
Publish key points, decisions and tasks straight to the client's branded portal — they see the outcome without another email thread.
The raw audio was never stored. What you edit, send and search is text you can see — and delete.
Every transcribed session becomes memory your assistant can search. Ask Daily what was discussed, what you promised, what the client needs solved — it reads summaries, notes and full transcripts, and answers with the specifics.
The unglamorous engineering that makes it dependable — short-lived keys, auto-reconnect, and a hard rule that audio never lands on disk.
The waveform is transcribed in real time and discarded. Only the transcript persists.
Browser sessions mint a 60-second key (usage:write scope). The master key never touches the client.
Drops retry with 1 / 2 / 4 / 8s backoff, plus 8-second keep-alive pings to hold the stream.
Summaries handle transcripts up to 90 minutes long — capped at 100k chars (keeps the tail), notes at 8k, with a 60s summary function limit.
Six things consultants ask before they turn the Notetaker on — answered the way the product actually works.
Your Day Schedule transcribes in real time and is built for education consulting and business conversations. Terms other tools mangle — IELTS, I-20, SEVIS, DS-160, conditional admission — are spelled the way you’d write them, and your client’s name is passed to the transcriber before the meeting starts so it comes out right.
Transcripts stay fully editable. Fix anything, then regenerate the summary from your corrected text with one click.
Turn on the Notetaker for your next call — no bot, no setup, no recording left behind. Free for fourteen days, included on every plan.
No awkward bot joins your meeting. The Notetaker captures the audio right in your browser, transcribes it live, and writes a structured summary the moment you stop.
Start free trial →Audio is captured in your browser, streamed to a transcription engine, and turned into a structured summary. The waveform passes through — it's never saved.
Mic only, or mic plus the meeting tab's audio. Linear16 PCM, mono, 48kHz via an AudioWorklet — no plugin, no download.
The stream is transcribed as it arrives — final text locks in while the next words show greyed and interim, then settle.
When you stop, the transcript and your notes go to the AI, which returns eight structured fields — ready to edit and send.
For an in-person chat, the mic is all you need. For a video call, capture the meeting tab's audio too — the browser hands over the sound, and we throw the video away. If the tab picker is cancelled, we quietly fall back to mic-only.
Final words lock in; the next phrase shows greyed while it settles. Jot free-form notes alongside the transcript, and keep your prep brief one tap away. Everything auto-saves.
Coffee refill or bathroom break — the Listener keeps recording while you're away. One click on Catch me up streams what you missed: everything since your last recap, or the last two, five, or ten minutes. The final summary is untouched.
Everything is yours to change — transcript, notes, summary and email all open in a markdown editor. Rename speakers, turn action items into tasks, send the follow-up, publish a recap to the portal — and find any session later by what was said.
Every transcribed session becomes memory your assistant can search. Ask Daily what was discussed, what you promised, what the client needs solved — it reads summaries, notes and full transcripts, and answers with the specifics.
The unglamorous engineering that makes it dependable — short-lived keys, auto-reconnect, and a hard rule that audio never lands on disk.
The waveform is transcribed in real time and discarded. Only the transcript persists.
Browser sessions mint a 60-second key (usage:write scope). The master key never touches the client.
Drops retry with 1 / 2 / 4 / 8s backoff, plus 8-second keep-alive pings to hold the stream.
Summaries handle transcripts up to 90 minutes long — capped at 100k chars (keeps the tail), notes at 8k, with a 60s summary function limit.
Six things consultants ask before they turn the Notetaker on — answered the way the product actually works.
Your Day Schedule transcribes in real time and is built for education consulting and business conversations. Terms other tools mangle — IELTS, I-20, SEVIS, DS-160, conditional admission — are spelled the way you’d write them, and your client’s name is passed to the transcriber before the meeting starts so it comes out right.
Transcripts stay fully editable. Fix anything, then regenerate the summary from your corrected text with one click.
Turn on the Notetaker for your next call — no bot, no setup, no recording left behind. Free for fourteen days, included on every plan.
Start free trial →