All talk.
Now action.

Recap listens to your meetings and turns the things you agree on into a to-do list. You just show up.

Try a recap

A little less “what did we decide?”

A conversation, with a next step.
Your recapInteractive sample

Monday, recapped.

24 minutesMLY
MayaToday
YouThursday
LeoFriday
0 of 3 complete
Less remembering.More getting there.

Said it. Sorted.

That “I’ll send it over” now has a name,
a date, and a place on your list.

Maya’s next moveToday
One less loose end. Check it off.

Good meetings deserve a follow-through.

Be there.
We’ll take notes.

A good meeting needs your attention.
The admin afterwards doesn’t.

Choose your meeting

Connect your calendar and choose which conversations Recap joins. You decide when it listens.

Your MondayOct 26
10:00
Product sync24 minutes · Maya, Leo, You
14:00
Focus timeJust you. No recap needed.
Have the conversation

Ask the follow-up. Share the half-formed idea. Recap keeps track of what was said, so you can stay in it.

Product sync

Maya “I’ll send the launch brief over this afternoon.”

You “Great. I can update the onboarding flow by Thursday.”

Two people. Two clear next steps.
Review your recap

See the decisions and commitments together. Check the wording, owners and dates before sharing.

Ready for a second look

Send the launch brief

OwnerMayaDueToday
From the words you actually said.
Get on with it

Take a clear list back to your day. Download your tasks, share the recap, and check things off as you go.

Product sync.txt

[x] Send the launch brief

[ ] Update the onboarding flow

[ ] Book customer interviews

A list with
a memory.

The useful details stay with the task. No transcript treasure hunt required.

MMaya 08:42

“I’ll send the launch brief over this afternoon. Then we can all have a look before the next sync.”

Send the launch brief Today

The words behind it

Every task links back to its moment.

MAssigned toMaya

One clear owner

“I’ll” becomes a person.

Friday30October

Dates you can act on

“By Friday” is on the calendar.

Decision from Product sync

Keep the launch focused on the onboarding experience.

Agreed by Maya, Leo and you

Decisions, kept

The why stays with the what.

Product sync.txt

Your list, to go

A plain-text list. Yours to keep.

That’s the list.

Made for finishing

The best list is a shorter one.

Less admin.
One plan.

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  • Meeting notes and action items
  • Named owners and due dates
  • Searchable meeting transcripts
  • Shareable recaps and list export
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Before you recap.

A few things you might be wondering.

MeetingsWhich meetings can I use it for?

Recap is designed for the conversations where work gets agreed: team catch-ups, project reviews, planning sessions and client calls. Choose the meetings you want it to capture.

RecordingWill everyone know it’s listening?

Recording should always be visible. Let everyone know before a meeting is captured and follow your workplace’s consent rules. You choose which meetings Recap joins.

AccuracyCan I check what it picked up?

Yes. Review each task beside the sentence that created it. Edit the wording, owner or date before you share the recap. A useful first draft still deserves a human check.

SharingDoes my team need an account?

The planned sharing flow lets you send a readable recap to your team. You can already download a plain-text task list from the demo above, with no account needed.

AccessCan I try it right now?

The interactive sample on this page is ready to use. Recap itself is in early access; use the request form below to open an email with your details.

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