“I’ll send the launch brief over this afternoon. Then we can all have a look before the next sync.”
The words behind it
Every task links back to its moment.
Recap listens to your meetings and turns the things you agree on into a to-do list. You just show up.
Try a recapA little less “what did we decide?”
“I’ll send the launch brief over this afternoon.” Maya, 08:42
“I can update the onboarding flow by Thursday.” You, 12:18
“I’ll get the customer interviews booked by Friday.” Leo, 19:06
Keep the launch focused on the new onboarding experience. Talk to five customers before finalising the next round.
What happens nextMaya shares the brief, you update the flow, and Leo schedules the interviews.
That “I’ll send it over” now has a name,
a date, and a place on your list.
Good meetings deserve a follow-through.
A good meeting needs your attention.
The admin afterwards doesn’t.
Connect your calendar and choose which conversations Recap joins. You decide when it listens.
Ask the follow-up. Share the half-formed idea. Recap keeps track of what was said, so you can stay in it.
Maya “I’ll send the launch brief over this afternoon.”
You “Great. I can update the onboarding flow by Thursday.”
See the decisions and commitments together. Check the wording, owners and dates before sharing.
Send the launch brief
Take a clear list back to your day. Download your tasks, share the recap, and check things off as you go.
[x] Send the launch brief
[ ] Update the onboarding flow
[ ] Book customer interviews
The useful details stay with the task. No transcript treasure hunt required.
“I’ll send the launch brief over this afternoon. Then we can all have a look before the next sync.”
Every task links back to its moment.
“I’ll” becomes a person.
“By Friday” is on the calendar.
Keep the launch focused on the onboarding experience.
The why stays with the what.
A recap the whole team can read.
A plain-text list. Yours to keep.
That’s the list.
The best list is a shorter one.
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A few things you might be wondering.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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