Send minutes before people have sat back down

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

Minute-taker sitting at a long table with a notebook, canal window, empty chairs

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.

Minute-taker listening across the table, pen down, closed laptop at her elbow

The person taking minutes is not in the meeting

They are typing, a sentence behind, and the decision happens in the bit they missed.

Minute-taker listening across the table, pen down, closed laptop at her elbow

The person taking minutes is not in the meeting

They are typing, a sentence behind, and the decision happens in the bit they missed.

Minutes without a designated notetaker

Minutes without a designated notetaker

Minutes without a designated notetaker

Minute-taker reading the record on a MacBook after the room has emptied

No template to fill in afterwards

The record already exists. You are editing minutes, not reconstructing them from memory and a half-finished Google Doc.

Minute-taker reading the record on a MacBook after the room has emptied

No template to fill in afterwards

The record already exists. You are editing minutes, not reconstructing them from memory and a half-finished Google Doc.

Minute-taker handing a printed page to a colleague in a corridor, bicycle against the wall

What was agreed, in a form you can send

The decisions and the to do's, pulled out of the conversation. The minutes are a document, not a favour you owe the room.

Minute-taker handing a printed page to a colleague in a corridor, bicycle against the wall

What was agreed, in a form you can send

The decisions and the to do's, pulled out of the conversation. The minutes are a document, not a favour you owe the room.

“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 minutes template?

No. Weeve records the meeting and writes the minutes from what was said. You can still tidy the wording before you send them.

Do I still need to tell people I am recording?

Does a bot join the call?

What do the minutes include?

Where are the minutes stored?

Is this a minutes template?

No. Weeve records the meeting and writes the minutes from what was said. You can still tidy the wording before you send them.

Do I still need to tell people I am recording?

Does a bot join the call?

What do the minutes include?

Where are the minutes stored?