A structured capture system for the meetings that shape decisions — so you always know what was agreed, who committed to what, and what was said before anyone had a chance to revise history.
The meeting happened. Decisions were made. Actions were assigned. But three days later, nobody agrees on what was actually said. The minutes exist somewhere in someone's notes app. The action items are in someone's inbox. The commitments are verbal.
And when the project misses a deadline, or a decision gets reversed, or a stakeholder claims they were never consulted — you're in a he-said-she-said situation with no record to anchor it.
The problem isn't that people lie. It's that memory is unreliable and most organisations have no structure for capturing what meetings actually produce.
From the log through to the follow-up — everything connects, nothing falls through.
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Log every meeting as it happens. Date, title, type, attendees, agenda, key discussion notes, and whether decisions or actions were raised. This is the source data for everything else in the system.
One complete row per meeting — the institutional memory you've always needed.
Every formal decision captured in one place — with owner, rationale, expected impact, and review date. Your audit trail and organisational memory in a single view.
When a decision is questioned six months later, you have the record.
Every action has an owner and a due date. Ownerless actions never get done. Log here, track here, close here — one view of everything outstanding across all your meetings.
Designed for weekly review in under two minutes.
Select a meeting date and the system generates a ready-to-send follow-up email summary. Copy, paste, send — done in under two minutes. No more re-reading notes to write a recap from scratch.
The summary that makes you look organised every time.
Auto-calculated summary of meeting activity, decisions made, and outstanding actions — filtered by your active reporting period. Your weekly review and manager update, pre-built.
Five minutes of input. A complete picture of your meeting output.
A decision was made in a meeting two weeks ago. Now it's being reversed and nobody seems to remember it was ever agreed. You were in the room. You remember it clearly.
You pull the decision register entry — date, attendees, context. The reversal still happens if leadership wants it to, but the record is clear.
A project has slipped because an action item from a kickoff meeting was never picked up. Everyone is blaming everyone else. The original assignment is in dispute.
Your action tracker has the owner, the deadline, and the meeting it came from. The conversation is short.
A senior stakeholder is upset because they say they were never informed about a key decision. You know they were in the meeting. You just can't prove it.
Your attendance log shows they were present. Your follow-up email is in the record. The conversation has a very different shape.
Your manager asks about your contributions to a project that wrapped six months ago. You can remember the headlines but not the detail.
Your meeting log for that project is searchable. You can pull decisions you drove, actions you closed, and contributions you made — with dates.