Turn messy meeting notes into follow-ups the team can act on

Paste the notes; get back a recap you can send in seconds — decisions, owner-tagged action items, and the questions still open.

🎯 When to use it

Right after any standup, planning session, client call, or 1:1 — when you have raw notes or a transcript and need the decisions and next steps captured before they're lost.

🔧 What it gives you back

• TL;DR — 2–3 sentences on what the meeting was about and what changed.
• Decisions — only what was actually agreed, one line each, with the reason if it's in the notes.
• Action items — a table of Task | Owner | Due | Notes, one clear next step per row.
• Open questions — what was raised but not resolved, and who needs to answer it.

⚙️ How it works

1️⃣ Paste your notes or transcript (any messiness is fine).
2️⃣ Add context if you have it — attendee names, today's date, the format you want (Slack, email, doc).
3️⃣ Get the recap — structured, skimmable, ready to share.

💡 What makes it different

1. Honest — it never invents an owner, a due date, or a decision that isn't in your notes. Unknowns become TBD.
2. Action-first — every item is a concrete next step with a verb, not a vague topic.
3. Date-aware — give it today's date and "by Friday" becomes a real date.

👤 Who it's for

PMs, founders, engineering leads, EAs, consultants — anyone who runs meetings and is tired of follow-ups slipping through the cracks.

📦 What you get

The full recap in one message — TL;DR, decisions, an owner-and-due action table, and open questions. Ask for Slack or email format and it delivers that shape instead.