Joins your calls, writes the recap, updates the CRM.
You never write up a call again, and your CRM stops lying.
Captures what the buyer committed to, in their own words, so the commitment outlives your memory of it.
Google Calendar- Agreed next step
- Ridha sends pricing by Thu 4 Aug
- Raised
- Security review needs 3 weeks — not in the plan
- New name
- Dana Whitfield, VP Finance (not in CRM)
- CRM updated
- Next step, close date, 3 custom fields
What it hands you, every time.
What it writes down — and who inherits it.
This is why the Notetaker is free. Everything it learns makes the agents you might hire next better, without you doing anything.
- call transcript
- stated next step
- attendees actually present
- commitments made
- objections raised
Fathom and Granola are good at this too.
If notes are all you want, a dedicated notetaker is a fine choice and we will not pretend otherwise. Here is the actual difference.
Their notes end in a document. Ours end in a drafted follow-up and four people you forgot to talk to.
Your calls mentioned nine people who aren't in your CRM. Two of them sign.
Free when it lands.
Private beta. Tell us you want this one and you’ll get it on day one.
Private beta — nothing to install yet.
Which agent do you want first?
Two questions. The second one is the useful one: it decides what gets finished first.
The first 100 companies get their last year of lost deals re-read, and a permanent seat in the benchmark they create.