For people
The everyday journeys — record, name a speaker, own your voice, ask, share.
The everyday journeys, each read left → right; green steps are the trust / consent moments.
Get started
Sign in and you land in your own private space — nothing is shared until you say so.
Record an in-person meeting
The flagship path: your browser mic streams a live transcript, and insights are ready when you stop.
Name who spoke — with consent
Naming a speaker is never silent. The person is proposed, not labeled, until they confirm — and they can hear the exact clip that named them first.
Own your voice
Your voiceprint is yours. You're recognized only in workspaces you agreed to, and you can go anonymous, pause, or be forgotten — with a signed, verifiable receipt.
Keep regulated data out
Regulated data (PCI / PHI / PII) is detected and stripped inside the enclave, producing a new signed clean version plus a completeness receipt anyone can verify offline — see Verifiable redaction.
Ask your team's memory
Instead of digging through transcripts, ask a question in plain language and get an answer pulled from every meeting — always cited.
Share a meeting
Sharing is granular: pick exactly which parts a recipient sees.
Set up a team & invite people
Create a workspace and invite teammates by email. Meetings stay owner-private until you share them. (Live in prod. Distinct from invite codes, which are planned, not built.)
Take your data out
Owner-scoped export of everything — transcripts, insights, knowledge base, voiceprint references, and (opt-in) audio — as a downloadable ZIP.
Want the same journeys from the engineering side? See For developers.