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Record the meeting and get the decisions, action items, and a follow-up email the moment it ends — then ask Noteary anything that came up, without scrubbing back through an hour of audio.

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Summary. Agreed to ship the beta on Oct 14, move the reporting feature to next quarter, and shift standups to 9:30. Priya owns the launch checklist; Marcus follows up with design on the new onboarding flow.

3 decisions5 action itemsrecap drafted
Why it helps

Everything you'd want to remember, remembered.

Be present, not typing

Stop half-listening while you scramble to write. Record once and get clean notes the moment the meeting wraps.

Decisions & owners, captured

Every decision and who owns each next step pulled out as clear action items — nothing lost in a notes app you forget to open.

Follow-up, already drafted

A recap email written from what was actually said, ready to tweak and send before you've even left the room.

Settle who said what

Ask your memory later and jump to the exact moment a call was made — no more he-said-she-said between meetings.

Walk in already briefed

With Google Calendar connected, tap Prep on an upcoming meeting for what was decided last time with these people, what's still open, and a few talking points — each citing its source.

Your week, on one page

Decisions, open action items and upcoming dates from every meeting you recorded this week, rolled up — and emailed to you Monday morning if you like.

How it works

Capture once. Remember forever.

01

Record it

Open Noteary on your Mac or phone and hit record — or upload audio you already have from a meeting.

02

Get the summary

The moment it ends, you get a clean summary, key dates, and action items — tuned to what this recording actually is.

03

Ask it anything

Later, ask a plain-English question and get an answer straight from your recording, linked to the exact moment it was said.

04

Never lose a detail

Everything becomes private, searchable memory. Auto-delete on your schedule, or keep it forever — your call.

Questions, answered.

Does Noteary send a bot into my calls?

No. You record the meeting on your own device — Noteary never joins your call as a bot. Capture from your Mac or phone (or upload audio you already have), always with a visible recording indicator and a consent reminder before each capture.

Does it capture action items automatically?

Yes. The summary pulls out decisions, action items, and owners as a clear checklist, plus key dates — so nothing slips between meetings.

Can it draft the follow-up email?

Yes. Noteary turns the meeting into a recap email grounded in what was actually discussed — ready for you to review, personalize, and send.

Can it get me ready for my next meeting?

Yes. Connect Google Calendar and each upcoming meeting gets a Prep brief built from earlier recordings with the same attendees or on the same subject — what happened last time, what's still open, and talking points linked to their sources. Paid plans get an AI-written brief; Free builds one from your saved summaries.

Is the recording private?

Completely. No public links, encrypted at rest, never used to train any AI model, and deleted for good when you remove it. You decide how long it's kept.

Start remembering today.

Free to start — 15 recordings a month, no credit card. Record it once, and never lose the details again.

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