Turn meeting notes into an action list
Paste meeting notes or a transcript and get a table of actions with an owner, a due date and a priority. Free preview, export to a sheet with an account.
This preview shows the first 25 rows and does not keep your file.
Most meetings end with a feeling of agreement and a week later nobody remembers who was doing what. The useful output of a meeting is a short list: what, who and by when. This tool reads your notes or transcript and lists every action and decision, and it deliberately keeps items nobody owns visible with an empty owner, because those are the ones that get dropped.
What you get
Who and by when
Owners and due dates are taken from what was said; where nobody was named the cell stays empty so the gap is obvious.
Actions and decisions
Decisions are listed next to actions so the record is complete.
Paste anywhere
Typed notes, a transcript from a call tool or messy bullet points all work.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your notes.
- Step 2
See the action list.
- Step 3
Create a free account to export to a sheet or send it by email.
Who uses it
Team leads
Send an action list within minutes of a meeting.
Project managers
Turn a stand-up transcript into trackable rows.
Assistants
Capture owners and deadlines from a long call.
Questions
Does it invent owners?
No. Owners are only filled in when the notes name someone.
Can I paste a transcript?
Yes. The preview takes up to about 6,000 characters; accounts take whole transcripts.
Can it send the list?
In your account you can export it and share it as a web page.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.