Written down
- Jira tickets
- GitHub pull requests
- Confluence pages
Vendor bots stop here. So does every wiki.
It is in the room all day: the private meeting, the Slack huddle, the 1:1 where the plan actually changed. It writes that down and turns it into work.
Every search tool on the market indexes the left column. The decisions that actually govern your work live in the right one.
Vendor bots stop here. So does every wiki.
At a 150 person org that is roughly 2,000 hours of conversation a month, plus every lesson learned in a session nobody else sees.
Notetaker is built to capture the right column.
Not a bot you remember to invite to the important meeting. It is simply there, all day, wherever the work actually gets decided.
Video calls and 1:1s, including the ones you would never invite a vendor bot into. Sensitive sessions can stay local, so exec and personnel talk never leaves the machine it was said on.
The five minute huddle that quietly changes the plan is the most expensive undocumented moment in a company. Notetaker is in it.
What one engineer worked out the hard way with Claude becomes something the next person inherits, instead of rediscovering it from scratch.
Capture on its own is just a longer transcript. The point is what happens next.
A meeting ends and the action items are already drafted: who owns what, what it depends on, what was decided, and what was explicitly ruled out.
Those become real tickets on your board, carrying the reasoning with them. The next person to open that ticket gets the argument behind it, not just a title.
A brain you can search is not the finish line. The meeting should become action items, and the action items should become tickets on a board. What buyers keep asking us for
Meetings, huddles, 1:1s, AI sessions
Decisions, owners, blockers, what was ruled out
Tickets on the board, context into the brain
Notetaker earns its keep on its own. It is worth far more wired into the thing that remembers.
One working session tells you where the undocumented decisions are costing you most, and whether Notetaker fits.