Every meeting,made actionable.
Bring the right context into every meeting, then review sourced decisions and next steps before anything moves.
What best describes your work?
- No bot joins
- Sources stay attached
- Sensitive actions always ask
01Capture what changed
02Understand it in context
03Prepare what happens next
Shared context for the team.Private context that stays yours.
Noter carries approved meeting context into the tools your team already uses. Personal notes remain separate from shared artifacts unless you choose to include them.
Linear*
Slack*
Gmail*
Drive*
Notion*
One assistant, four working surfaces
One meeting.Every next move, ready.
Capture the decision, prepare the task, draft the follow-up, or ask for context—without rebuilding what happened.
Never lose the decision inside the summary.
Noter separates evidence, decisions, unresolved questions, and actions so the useful parts remain easy to inspect.
Variant C moves forward
Completed fastest in testing. Analytics visibility remains the launch blocker.
Instrument onboarding completion by step
Owner not stated · Before launch
Start the day with a plan that knows what changed.
Open commitments, upcoming meetings, and newly approved work become a brief you can act on—not a generic to-do list.
Three moves before the day fills up.
- Confirm analytics sign-off before the launch review.
- Send the revised rollout note to Sarah.
- Prepare the Foundry POC brief for 2:00 PM.
Go from spoken commitment to a considered follow-up.
Noter drafts the message with the right decision, date, and unresolved detail—then leaves the final word to you.
Draft in GmailNot sent- To
- Sarah Chen
- Subject
- Onboarding v3 — decisions and next step
Hi Sarah,
We’re moving ahead with Variant C. Before launch, we still need per-step activation events visible in PostHog.
I’ve left the owner open because one wasn’t assigned in the meeting.
Best,
Alex
Bring the meeting memory to the screen you’re already on.
Open Noter above your work, ask for the relevant context, and prepare the next change without breaking focus.
Onboarding v3 rollout
What did we decide about analytics sign-off?
Launch stays blocked until per-step activation events are visible in PostHog.
Source attached · Maya R.Context that compounds
One meeting should remember the others.
Noter gathers the few pieces of history that can change the next conversation, then keeps them connected to what happens afterward.
What still blocks the launch?
Analytics sign-off remains open. Maya asked for per-step activation events before rollout.
An assistant across your apps
The context travels.You stay in control.
Review the work once, then open it in the place your team already uses.
Create the task with its evidence attached.
Project, due date, unresolved owner, and the source moment arrive together.
New issueWaiting for approvalInstrument onboarding completion by step
- Project
- Onboarding v3
- Owner
- Not stated
Give the team the decision, not another transcript.
The channel update includes what changed, what remains open, and the next review.
# onboarding-v3DraftDecision: Variant C moves forward. Launch stays blocked until per-step activation events are visible in PostHog.
Still open: Analytics owner
Send the commitment in your own voice.
Dates and decisions are grounded in the call. Unresolved details stay visible before send.
To: Sarah ChenNot sentOnboarding v3 — next step
We’re moving ahead with Variant C. Before launch, we still need per-step activation events visible in PostHog.
Carry the decision into the working document.
The launch plan gets the approved change while the original quote remains one click away.
Onboarding v3 rolloutSuggested editLaunch criteria
Proceed after design approval.
Proceed after design approval and per-step activation events are visible in PostHog.
Keep the why beside the final call.
The decision log captures the outcome, reasoning, participants, and follow-through.
Decision logProposed entryUse Variant C for onboarding v3
- Fastest completion in testing
- Analytics sign-off required before launch
- Owner remains unresolved
Evidence before execution
Nothing moves
without its reason.
Generated work is only useful when you can inspect what produced it. Noter keeps the quote, meeting, people, and destination visible until you decide what happens next.
No bot joins the meeting.
Recording starts only when you start it. Audio is sent to the selected transcription provider; transcripts and notes are stored locally with a server mirror.
Nothing leaves without approval.
Destinations, fields, and unresolved details stay visible before proposed work is created or sent.
Deletion stays within reach.
Request account deletion at any time. Account data and meeting records are deleted or de-identified within 30 days.
Built for the follow-through
The useful part starts after “thanks, everyone.”
Carry customer evidence into product work.
Turn discovery and decisions into grounded issues, updates, and open questions.
Keep every customer promise moving.
Prepare the CRM update, follow-up, and internal handoff with the conversation attached.
Leave the call with the next move ready.
Carry context between customers, partners, candidates, and deals without losing commitments.
Frequently asked questions
The practical details.
What Noter captures, what it prepares, and what always stays in your control.
Does a bot join my meetings?
No. Noter records microphone and system audio on your Mac, so no Noter participant appears in the meeting. You remain responsible for following the recording and consent rules that apply to your meeting.
What does Noter prepare after a meeting?
Noter listens for what actually got decided and promised — decisions, open questions, and commitments, each tied to who said it and the exact words they used. From those it drafts the follow-through: tasks, follow-up emails, status updates, and real documents (docs, slides, spreadsheets) ready for your review.
Can Noter send or create work automatically?
Sensitive actions always ask. Sending a message, deleting something, making a payment, or overwriting existing work requires confirmation even in Noter’s most permissive mode. Read-only work and low-risk preparation can run without interrupting you when you allow it.
What tools does Noter work with?
Noter connects to hundreds of work apps and supports MCP servers. Shipped integrations include Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, Linear, Notion, HubSpot, and Zoom.
Does Noter only help after the meeting?
No — it works the whole loop. Before a meeting, you get a brief: who’s in the room, company background with sources, and where you left things last time. During the meeting, ask questions about what’s been said so far or get a catch-up if you stepped away. After, the drafts and tasks are waiting.
Who can join the beta?
Noter is in private beta for macOS. Sign up with your work email and we’ll reach out as invites open up.
Private macOS beta