Use Cases

In a call or across a table, Weeve captures the conversation and keeps it on your Mac.

Every meeting captured, transcribed, and summarised on your Mac. No bot on the call.

Talk until the idea has a shape. Weeve transcribes it on your Mac and gives you the point back, with the to do's you talked yourself into.

Fifteen minutes of talking becomes a written record, with yesterday's blockers still attached.

Accurate transcripts, attributed by speaker, on the machine you ran the session from.

Thirty conversations over four months, and you remember what each one actually asked.

The decision usually makes it into a ticket. The alternatives and the constraint that killed them usually do not. Weeve keeps all three, on the Mac that heard the review.

When someone is telling you something that matters, looking at a notebook gets in the way. Record it, stay with them, and still have January's ask in April.

A room full of people talking at once becomes a written record, attributed, on your Mac.

The words a customer used, kept intact, instead of your paraphrase of them two hours later.

Scope arguments end quickly when you can point at the sentence.

Client conversations, counsel calls, and intake, transcribed on the machine in front of you.

Every call with an account, kept together on your Mac. Open it before you dial and see what they already asked.

Scope, owners, and the things people only say once, captured on your Mac and waiting when the work begins.

The conversation, transcribed and summarised on the machine you took the call on. Not a screen recording.

The call as you already run it. Transcript and summary on your Mac, nothing added to the participant list.

The shift as it was spoken, turned into a written handover on the Mac that heard it.

The to do's come out of the recording. Owners, next steps, and the things people agreed to, on your Mac.

Weeve writes a first draft from the recording. You tidy the wording, then send it. Transcript, decisions, and to do's, on your Mac.

A formal record of what the board decided, written from the conversation, held on the Mac that recorded it.

The five-minute conversation that actually decided something, captured from the audio your Mac is already playing.

Session notes from what was actually said, held on your machine. Nothing sent to a scribe in the cloud.

Speak, and the words land in the document. Local, unlimited, and already on the Mac you are writing on.