Consent-first, in the browser. No app to install. We'll have an AI-assisted draft of the minutes back to you within 48 hours, ready for you to check and finalise.
Before you record
Your audio goes to two AI services to draft the minutes: Deepgram (transcription) and Anthropic Claude (drafting). They process the audio to produce the draft. They don't use it to train their models.
Then read this to the room before tapping start. We require consent from everyone present as a matter of service policy — recording laws are state-based and have exceptions, so rather than guess how they apply to your meeting, we ask you to get consent every time:
"This meeting is being recorded so AI can draft the minutes. Our secretary will review and sign the draft — the AI doesn't sign anything. The recording will be deleted within 60 days of signing. If you don't want to be recorded, say so or wave now."
Wait for visible agreement. Note any objection in the minutes. If a quorum objects, do not record.
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Tick the consent box above to enable recording.
Prototype. Recording, consent capture and sending work end-to-end; long-meeting storage and the draft pipeline are next.
