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You did not have a meeting. You had a chat. Still needs minutes.

Upload your chat export → get structured minutes: attendees, agenda, decisions, actions, parking lot.

  • Photos stay on your device; from a video, only the audio track your browser extracts is sent.
  • Analysis from $5

How it works

1

Export the chat

Export your WhatsApp chat (with or without media).

2

Run the analysis

See the exact price on the upload screen. Unlock the full conversation only when it is worth it.

3

Use the meeting notes

Get minutes-style output: agenda covered, decisions made, actions with owners and deadlines, open questions. Export to Notion or ask AI follow-up questions.

What you get

Minutes that look like minutes — ready to paste into email or Notion.

Minutes template

Every recap follows a clear structure.

  • Attendees — who was in the thread (inferred from participants).
  • Agenda covered — topics in the order discussed.
  • Decisions made — explicit agreements and who proposed them.
  • Action items — task, owner, deadline when mentioned.
  • Parking lot — topics left for later or open questions.

Client-ready recap

Polished summary you can paste into email or Slack.

The first recap is written so you can copy a section (e.g. “Decisions” or “Next steps”) directly into a client update or internal note. No reformatting needed.

Key benefits

Minutes-style output: agenda, decisions, actions, parking lot

Action items with owners and deadlines when stated

Voice messages transcribed and merged before the recap

Works for 1:1 and groups (focus on 2–5 participants)

Export to Notion, Trello, or Google Calendar — or copy-paste anywhere

No need to rewatch or rescroll — one doc does it

Use cases

Work threads

Stand-ups, client threads, project syncs.

Client comms

Turn long threads into “here’s what we agreed”.

Team meetings in chat

When the “meeting” was a thread.

Interviews and hiring

Capture commitments and next steps.

Questions? Answered.

No. Every chat starts with a structured recap and works for any conversation with decisions, action items, or open questions. If your “meeting” was a long WhatsApp thread, upload the export. In the chat, ask to focus on decisions, actions, or open questions — you’ll get the same structure: agenda, decisions, actions, parking lot.

Structured markdown: sections for context, agenda, decisions, action items, open questions, and suggested follow-ups. You can copy any section into email, Notion, or a doc. We don’t export PDF yet; the text is formatted for easy paste.

Yes. The first recap is written so you can paste “Decisions” or “Next steps” into a client update. Then ask in the chat for a specific tone (e.g. “formal summary for external stakeholders”).

Yes. Voice messages in your export are transcribed and merged into the timeline before we generate the recap. So “we agreed to launch on March 15” in a voice message is included in decisions and actions.

Your chat is stored on our servers so your analysis stays accessible. You keep full control: delete your chat and any analysis anytime from your dashboard. Never used for training and shared only with the providers that run the service. See our Privacy Policy.

Yes. For group chats you pick 2–5 participants to focus on. The minutes will center on their messages and still surface decisions and actions from the thread.

Privacy and security

Parsing happens in your browser; only necessary data is sent.

Stored on our servers. Delete anytime from your dashboard.

Photos, video files, and their visual content never leave your device. For transcription, we send chat text and the audio of every voice message, including the audio track your browser extracts from each video.