Turn meeting notes into a recap presentation
Paste your meeting notes and get recap slides: decisions, numbers, owners and next steps, ready to show the team or the people who missed it.
This preview shows the first 3 slides and does not keep your file.
A finished presentation, made from one sentence
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Meeting notes are written in the order things were said, which is rarely the order people need them. A recap deck is for the director who was not there and the team who need to remember what was agreed. This tool sorts your notes by topic, pulls out the decisions and the numbers, keeps open questions visible, and ends with next steps and owners. You keep control: nothing is added that was not in the notes, so it is only as good as what you wrote down.
What you get
Decisions first
Each topic slide leads with what was decided, then the figures behind it.
Open questions visible
Things that were postponed are listed as open, not silently dropped.
Next steps with owners
Names and dates from your notes are collected on a closing slide.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your raw notes.
- Step 2
Check the recap slides.
- Step 3
Create a free account for the whole deck, editing and PowerPoint export.
Who uses it
Project managers
Send a recap deck after a steering meeting instead of a long email.
Founders
Share the outcome of a board or investor call with the team.
Team leads
Brief people who missed the weekly sync in two minutes.
Questions
Does it record or transcribe my meeting?
No. You paste notes or a transcript you already have. It works on text only.
What if my notes are messy?
That is fine; fragments and abbreviations work. Names, dates and numbers you wrote are kept, and nothing is added.
Can it pull out just the action items?
Yes, the meeting notes to action items tool returns a table of owners and deadlines instead of slides.
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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.