Pull the to do's out of the conversation you already had

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

Woman at a whiteboard of yesterday's actions, about to start another meeting

01

Press record

The session runs the way it always did. Nothing joins the call and nothing appears in the room.

02

Listen

No notebook between you. Watch the participant instead of your keyboard.

03

Read it back

A verbatim transcript, attributed by speaker, ready by the time you have shown the participant out.

Woman listening across the table during the meeting, laptop closed

Actions that lived in the chat

Someone said they would do it. Nobody wrote it down. By Wednesday it is a disagreement about whether it was promised.

Woman listening across the table during the meeting, laptop closed

Actions that lived in the chat

Someone said they would do it. Nobody wrote it down. By Wednesday it is a disagreement about whether it was promised.

The to do's, still attached to the conversation

The to do's, still attached to the conversation

The to do's, still attached to the conversation

Woman checking a list of actions on a MacBook against the whiteboard

Not a spreadsheet of tasks

Weeve does not replace your tracker. It pulls the actions out of the conversation you already had, so you are not inventing them afterwards.

Woman checking a list of actions on a MacBook against the whiteboard

Not a spreadsheet of tasks

Weeve does not replace your tracker. It pulls the actions out of the conversation you already had, so you are not inventing them afterwards.

Woman handing a short list of actions to a colleague in a doorway

The list, attached to the talk

Each to do still sits next to the words that created it. You can hear why it exists.

Woman handing a short list of actions to a colleague in a doorway

The list, attached to the talk

Each to do still sits next to the words that created it. You can hear why it exists.

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

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Founder

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“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

Founder

Is this a task manager?

No. Weeve extracts to do's from a recording. You can still copy them into the tracker you already use.

Do I have to record the meeting for this to work?

Does a bot join the call?

Can I keep actions with the project?

Where is this processed?

Is this a task manager?

No. Weeve extracts to do's from a recording. You can still copy them into the tracker you already use.

Do I have to record the meeting for this to work?

Does a bot join the call?

Can I keep actions with the project?

Where is this processed?