Stay in the conversation.
Record meeting audio and use live Apple Speech transcription when available. Choose a meeting type to give your notes context.
Give the conversation your attention. Keep the recording, refine the transcript, and leave with meeting notes you can actually use.
Explore Concluding In development · App Store release coming laterA simpler onboarding flow.
A shared direction for the next release.
A follow-up conversation on Friday.
Record meeting audio and use live Apple Speech transcription when available. Choose a meeting type to give your notes context.
Play back your recording, edit the transcript, and review a local report draft built from transcript excerpts and keyword matching.
Keep meetings in your archive, edit your report, and share it as Markdown when you’re ready.
From stand-ups to interviews, Concluding gives each meeting a place. Turn a first draft into a useful record of what was discussed, what was decided, and what comes next.
Local drafts are a starting point. Review decisions, actions, owners, and dates before sharing.
Planning meeting
The team reviewed the first-use experience and agreed to simplify the opening screen.
Focus the next design pass on a single, clear starting action.
Review the updated prototype at the next planning meeting.
Concluding is in development for iPhone, targeting iOS 17 or later. An App Store download is not available yet.
The current app creates editable local drafts using transcript excerpts and keyword matching. It does not include an AI summarization service.
The current app stores meeting recordings and notes in its local Documents directory, which may be included in device backups. Apple Speech may require a network connection depending on availability and language.
Ask participants for agreement before recording. Recording stops when the app becomes inactive or an audio interruption occurs. Always review transcripts and drafts for accuracy before sharing.