You only get one take
A meeting happens once. The question you didn't ask is gone in seconds, and notes written afterwards are written for the past.
Everything you bring plugs into the same place. saidtrack holds the conversation in the middle, and what it reads out of it comes straight back.
What you need from a meeting is already there while it is still running.
A realtime transcript of what's said, and what's meant.
Ground answers in your own documents, right in the meeting.
Set your objective, and live cards nudge every turn toward it.
saidtrack charts the emotional arc of a meeting from the first minute to the last. Your own read and the room's sit on one axis, so you can see exactly where the two came apart.
Opens polite but withholding, tightens mid-call over the rollout objection, warms sharply once it is answered, and ends by proposing a small start.
The call ends and the document is already being written: what was said, what turned the conversation, and what happens next.
Each line points back at the moment in the transcript that produced it, so anything you doubt is one click from being checked.
Say what the next version should focus on and the whole report is written again. The version you have now stays in the history.
The pass starts the moment the meeting ends.
Action items land as a checklist you tick off in the report.
Speaking time, share of the room and questions asked, for every speaker.
Publish a read-only report carrying just the sections you picked.
One engine behind the meeting: your goal, your agent, your files. Live guidance while it still matters, a structured report when it's done.
A meeting happens once. The question you didn't ask is gone in seconds, and notes written afterwards are written for the past.
Say what this meeting has to achieve. The engine reads every turn against it and surfaces the next move while it still matters.
Attach a local folder and its contents enter the engine's context. Answers stay anchored to your documents, not to a model's guess.
You leave with a structured summary, the moments that mattered, and an export you can send. Not a 60-minute audio file.
Nothing to install, no bot to invite, no calendar to hand over.
Type the objective, pick the agent that fits it, and attach the files it should read. That is the whole setup.
Online, share the tab your meeting is in and everyone in the call is transcribed, with nothing joining it. In the same room, your microphone alone is enough.
Suggestions arrive as the conversation moves, each one carrying the line that triggered it. The report starts writing the moment you stop.
Set an objective, start a session, and the engine turns the conversation into guidance while it is still happening.