How to capture, transcribe, and actually use what you record.
Practical guides on meeting notes, transcription, AI summaries, translation, voice notes, and OCR.
AI meeting notes
Recording a meeting and ending up with decisions, owners and open questions.
Meeting notes →How to take better meeting notes
Most meeting notes fail because they try to be a transcript. This guide covers what to write down live, what to let a recording handle, and the four-part structure that makes a note worth rereading.
Read the guideHow to summarize meeting recordings with AI
AI turns an hour of transcript into a page in seconds. This guide covers what it reliably gets right, the four failure modes to look for, and a verification pass that takes two minutes.
Read the guideVoice to text
Turning recordings — lectures, interviews, voice notes — into text you can search.
Meeting notes →How to transcribe a lecture
What to check before you record, how to place the device, what accuracy to expect from specialist vocabulary, and how to get from an hour of audio to notes you can revise from.
Read the guideHow to turn audio into notes
Transcription is the easy half. This guide covers the other half — correcting what matters, giving the text a structure, and titling it so you can find it again.
Read the guideHow to organize voice notes
Voice notes are the fastest way to capture and the easiest thing to lose. Here is a light system that keeps them findable without turning capture into admin.
Read the guideReal-time translation
Following a cross-language conversation with the original and translation together.
Live interpretation →OCR and image to text
Getting text off a page, a slide or a screen and into a note you can edit.
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