Minutes — recap, decisions, and action items
Paste notes or a transcript (TXT, VTT, or SRT), or pick a finished Speaker Separation job. Get a recap with decisions and action items. Minutes does not transcribe.
What Minutes can do
- Start from a finished Speaker Separation transcript — no re-upload
- Recap with decisions and action items
- Owners and deadlines when they were said on the call
- Or paste notes or a transcript you already have
Who uses Minutes
After a client call
Run Speaker Separation on the recording, then Minutes for the recap and owners.
Team meetings
Turn the call into action items instead of a recording nobody plays back.
Interviews
Get follow-ups from a labeled transcript without writing the recap from scratch.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Minutes do?
Minutes turns a speaker-separated transcript, or pasted notes, into a recap with decisions and action items. Owners and deadlines show up when they were said. You still review before you send.
Do I upload the recording on this page?
No. Upload the recording in Speaker Separation first. Minutes reads that labeled transcript. You can also paste notes or a transcript you already have.
How is Minutes different from Speaker Separation?
Speaker Separation labels who said what and can isolate each voice. Minutes turns that transcript into a recap and action items. The two run as a chain; Minutes does not transcribe audio.
Do I need an account to try Minutes?
Yes. Minutes spends credits, so it is signed-in only. Sign up free to try. Guest runs are not available.
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