Act
A commitment is a task, not a bullet point
This is the part that is not a notetaker. Everything above produces structure; this uses it.
AI agents
When someone says they will do something by a date, that sentence becomes a durable task with an owner and a deadline. An agent can draft what the task implies, whether that is a follow-up email, a ticket or a calendar invite, using what was actually said rather than a template. It waits. On the day, it either sends what you approved or tells you nothing moved.
Start free- The task outlives the meeting
- It is a record with an owner, a due date and a link back to the moment in the transcript where it was promised.
- Drafts from the transcript
- The follow-up quotes what was agreed, with the numbers and names from the call. Generic templates are what make follow-up emails obviously automated.
- Handed to the right place
- Email today. Ticketing and CRM destinations are next, and are not built.
- Everything is inspectable
- Each action shows the transcript line it came from, what the agent proposed and who approved it.
- Nothing sends by itself
- An agent drafts and schedules. A person approves. That is a deliberate limit while this is in beta, and probably after.
Being built
What it does not do yet
- No CRM or ticketing integrations. Email only.
- No agent participation during a live call.
- Agents cannot act across several meetings at once.
Start with one meeting
The fastest way to judge this is to let it sit in a real call and read what comes back.
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