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Manual Meeting Minutes
Turning meeting recordings and transcripts into accurate, concise minutes, decisions, and action items is slow, error-prone, and often requires manual rework.
In their words
I was able to go back and listen to the audio conversation and it either made me feel better or gave me a perspective that I didn’t have
I have an upcoming demo with Pin and am going to invest in an AI transcription tool soon so that my calls can be easily summarized.
I would love to get off of Granola but I don't know of any FOSS alternative.
a lot of them look affordable at first but end up charging extra features that seem like they should be included
I just tried working with ChatGPT to take my bullet points and turn them into formal minutes, but I’m unfamiliar with how to ask it for what I need
I want one AI note taker for Google Meet and Zoom, but I am wary of replacing two good tools with one mediocre one just to simplify billing.
I dont mind sharing them. I do mind accidentally becoming responsible for the record.
The AI scribe writes a note that is comparable to a middling MS3, so about 1/4 as good as what I can do, but it also takes about 1/4 of the time (I spend a lot of time editing)
the results are often pure garbage and i end up relying on using my own notes instead
This whole process takes me at least an hour for a one hour meeting. It’s exhausting.
Annoyingly, teams meetings that are recorded only have the transcript available to the owner unless full access is shared.
One hour lang yung meeting mismo, pero yung pagsulat ng notes after, minsan mas matagal pa.
Transcribing notes, cleaning them up, posting to the Asana project, and manually creating follow-up tasks was taking 30–60 minutes per session.
instead of forcing one person to keep careful notes throughout, the meeting's host can quickly review, edit, and send out the minutes
Knowledge workers and managers
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/PlaudNoteUsers
- r/NoteTaking
- r/ObsidianMD
- r/projectmanagement
- r/automation
- r/ProductivityApps
- r/ExecutiveAssistants
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Copilot
- Zoom
- Microsoft Teams
- Granola
- Obsidian
- Plaud
- Google Meet
Why those fall short
- transcript saving is still manual, no O365 connector
- summaries trash, misses chunks, mixes up buyers and sellers
- assessment and plan sections are consistently poor and need editing
- unknown
- garbage output, misses action items, fails on jargon and accents
Map of ideas
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