<aside> ❄️
These summaries are cold, one-size-fits-all recaps: your priorities don’t make it in.
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<aside> 🪨
summaries are not editable after the meeting: you cannot add after meeting thoughts.
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<aside> 📝
Meet and Teams do not let you write notes at all**.**
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<aside> 📜
you cannot define a structure for your write-ups, or adjust the level of detail. The output is lengthy boring text.
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<aside> ⛔
you must be the host or must be permitted to activate AI notes.
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<aside> 🍱
if your client sets up the meeting on a different platform you are out of luck
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<aside> 🪡
When possible to write notes, many of these apps still produce standard lengthy summaries not tailored 🧵 to your priorities (because your notes are kept separated from the summary)
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<aside> 🤖
many of these services add an ugly bot to the meeting. That does not really look well when you enter somebody’s else meeting (ie: webinars)
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those using bots, cannot be used to recap YouTube videos
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<aside> 📩
often they keep sending annoying promotional emails
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<aside> 🤯
many of these apps are overwhelmingly complicated (ok, that’s our personal take on how software should not be)
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<aside> 👤
low privacy: all apps and services require your personal data to open an account (email, name, profession, Google account, etc). Who guarantees your personal data is not linked to your conversations?
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<aside> ☁️
the vast majority of apps and services perform the transcription in the cloud ☁️. Which means participants’ voices are sent to some server around the world. And it drives subscription prices up 💸
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<aside> 📼
some apps do not transcribe on the fly, but they first record participants’ voices, with all the privacy risks related to it.
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<aside> 💿
most of apps and services store your meetings’ transcripts and notes in their databases, leaving you no choice other than hoping they know what they are doing.
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