Visual minutes
Shared screen content — slides, figures, diagrams — is detected automatically and embedded as images in the minutes.
Decisions, tasks and open questions, sorted before you read them.
Instead of one long block of text, Jexity Meet returns minutes with a shape: what was decided, what someone has to do, and what is still open. Each item keeps a link to the moment it came from.
The product weekly focused on three open problems: the onboarding funnel, the PDF export and speaker recognition. The drop-off rate in the second onboarding step is unchanged at thirty-eight percent; the logs and three user interviews point to the same cause, model downloads that abort without showing any progress at all. The progress indicator for the model download ships this week; resuming aborted downloads follows in the next iteration. Long task lists in the PDF export will break across several pages, with the table header repeated on each page. With more than three speakers on one microphone we promote the manual speaker correction rather than swapping the diarisation model. Tobias Krüger: Implement the progress indicator for the model download (without resuming). Sarah Lindner: Write the hint about slow connections shown under the progress indicator. Tobias Krüger: Implement the PDF table break with a repeated header and add a golden test with thirty tasks. Sarah Lindner: Show two design options for a more visible speaker-rename entry point by Thursday. Is the partial file’s checksum enough to resume an aborted download safely? With four or more speakers, should we actively prompt for manual correction or only show a hint?



Shared screen content — slides, figures, diagrams — is detected automatically and embedded as images in the minutes.
Ask questions about a single meeting or your entire library: "What did we decide about the budget?" — the answer comes from your minutes, locally.
Built-in echo cancellation separates your voice from the far end's speaker audio — for clean transcripts even without a headset.
Record or import one meeting and see the minutes it produces. No card, no setup.