Solutions · Meeting notes
Nine people, nine versions of what was decided. Send the one they finish.
A long writeup costs nine people ten minutes each and gets skimmed. A page with the decisions labeled and the owners named costs them two, and they act on it. Paste your shorthand and send the one version everyone reads, before they're back at their desks.
free plan · no card · paste from docs or notion
What comes back
| In the writeup | Why it matters | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Decisions, labeled | The status sits next to each call, so nobody relitigates Tuesday's decision on Thursday. | Agreed |
| Names on everything | Every open item gets an owner and a day. "Someone should" doesn't survive the paste. | Owed thu |
| The week, drawn out | Deadlines land on a timeline you can read in two seconds, which is how long anyone looks. | On the page |
| A link, not an attachment | The writeup lives at one address. Whoever missed the meeting reads the same page as everyone else. | Live |
Watch shorthand become one
Nine lines from a pricing sync, pasted as-is. It opens on the raw notes and turns into the summary in front of you.
A real page, not a screenshot. The Before / After switch works.
Five minutes after the meeting
Paste the notes while they're warm. Read what comes back, fix what you remember differently, send the link. Next week's sync starts from this page. The person whose writeup everyone finishes is the one who ends up running the meeting.