雑なメモやZoom/Meetの文字起こしを貼るだけで、決定事項・アクション表（担当・期限つき）・要約・議題別メモに構造化。議事録作成が5分→30秒に。日英混在もOK。
Paste rough notes, a transcript, or chat log. Get confirmed decisions, owner-and-deadline actions, blockers, open questions, a follow-up email, and next agenda without invented commitments.
Paste your meeting transcript. Get clear decisions, owner-assigned action items, and a ready next-agenda — no manual note-taking, no missed follow-ups.
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Paste any meeting transcript and get back every commitment — owner, action, and deadline — in structured JSON. Works on Zoom, Otter.ai, Fireflies, Fathom, bullet notes, anything.
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Paste your messy meeting notes or transcript and get a clean recap the team can act on: a short TL;DR, the decisions that were actually agreed, an action-items table with owner and due date, and the open questions still unanswered. It pulls owners and dates only from what you paste and never invents who owns a task or when it's due — unknowns are marked TBD, not guessed. Give it today's date and "by Friday" becomes a real date. For PMs, founders, and EAs running standups and client calls.
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