Minutes capture decisions. Transcripts capture reasons.
Six months later, the question is never just "what did we decide" — it's "why", "who pushed back", and "what did we say we'd do by when". A verbatim, speaker-labelled record answers all three in one search.
Built for the boardroom
Speaker labels
Every voice around the table separated — chair, directors, guests — so quotes attach to the right person.
Word-level timestamps
Every commitment carries the exact moment it was made.
Searchable history
"When did we last discuss the buyback?" is a search, not an hour of re-listening.
Every export
TXT and DOCX for the minute-taker, JSON for your records system.
Private by design
Board audio is as sensitive as it gets. Recordings are transcribed on our own private, secured cloud and never used to train AI.
Questions people ask
Is this a substitute for formal minutes?
It is the raw material for them. The transcript records verbatim who said what; your secretary or counsel still prepares the formal minutes your bylaws require.
Is the recording kept private?
Yes. Transcription runs on our own private, secured cloud and your audio is never used to train AI.
Does it handle many voices?
Yes — speaker diarization separates and labels each voice around the table, in person or on a call recording.
How much does it cost?
Your first transcript is free — no card. After that, one-time credit packs that never expire: $8 for 1,000 minutes or $12 for 2,000 minutes.
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