Meetings end.
Momentum starts.
Recap turns your meetings into a clear to-do list.
Be in the conversation. Leave with the next steps.
“I’ll send the updated designs by Thursday. Then we’re ready for a final look.”
“Perfect. I’ll book a review for Friday. Let’s get the whole team in.”
“And I can share the customer feedback before then. I’ll send it tomorrow.”
Sample conversations. Real next-step energy.
From “let’s do that”
to done.
A good meeting is just the beginning.
Recap helps you make something of it.
- 01
Have the conversation.
Talk through the ideas. Ask the extra question. Recap listens, so you can give the room your attention.
- 02
Catch the commitments.
“I’ll send that.” “Let’s follow up.” Recap picks out the things that need doing and turns them into tasks.
- 03
Leave with a little momentum.
Review your next steps, see what’s on your plate, and get on with the work that brought you together.
Your attention
belongs in
the room.
Not halfway between the conversation and your notes. Recap takes care of the follow-through, so you can be there for the good stuff.
Less “wait, what?”
A to-do list.
Not another
thing to do.
Skip the post-meeting archaeology. Go straight to the part where things move forward.
A few things
you might
be wondering.
What does Recap actually do?
Recap listens to your meeting and turns the commitments in the conversation into a to-do list. It’s a way to leave with useful next steps, instead of a page of notes to untangle.
What kinds of meetings is it for?
The ones where a conversation turns into work: team catch-ups, project discussions, and client check-ins. If “I’ll do that” comes up, there’s probably a next step worth catching.
Can I try it before going further?
Yes. Try the sample meeting on this page. Pick a conversation, replay the recap, check off a task, or copy the list. No account needed for the sample.
Does the sample record my microphone?
No. The interactive example uses fictional conversations already included on this page. It doesn’t access your microphone, upload audio, or record a meeting.
Good conversation.
Great things next.
Give your meetings a little follow-through.
Try a sample meeting A small recap. A big weight off.