Leave the workshop with every voice attributed

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

Facilitator arranging chairs in a canal-side workshop room

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.

Facilitator listening during a workshop, sticky notes on the wall

The notes that never make it home

Three hours of conversation reduced to a photo of a whiteboard and a few notes. The quieter voices never make it into either.

Facilitator listening during a workshop, sticky notes on the wall

The notes that never make it home

Three hours of conversation reduced to a photo of a whiteboard and a few notes. The quieter voices never make it into either.

Know who said what, afterwards

Know who said what, afterwards

Know who said what, afterwards

Facilitator alone after the workshop, reading the recording back on a Mac

One person records

The record exists without the whole room installing anything or changing how they talk.

Facilitator alone after the workshop, reading the recording back on a Mac

One person records

The record exists without the whole room installing anything or changing how they talk.

Facilitator presenting back at the sticky-note wall, colleagues listening

The afternoon, in writing

Every voice attributed, the decisions pulled out, ready to send before people have got to the tram.

Facilitator presenting back at the sticky-note wall, colleagues listening

The afternoon, in writing

Every voice attributed, the decisions pulled out, ready to send before people have got to the tram.

"We wanted a solution that could take accurate notes and summaries in a privacy-friendly way, and we found it."

Tom van Ruitenbeek

Program manager & Social Engineering Expert

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"We wanted a solution that could take accurate notes and summaries in a privacy-friendly way, and we found it."

Tom van Ruitenbeek

Program manager & Social Engineering Expert

Does everyone in the workshop need Weeve?

No. One person records and the record exists.

Should I tell the room I am recording?

Does it work for a remote workshop?

How do you tell speakers apart when people talk over each other?

Can I keep a series of workshops in one place?

Does everyone in the workshop need Weeve?

No. One person records and the record exists.

Should I tell the room I am recording?

Does it work for a remote workshop?

How do you tell speakers apart when people talk over each other?

Can I keep a series of workshops in one place?