Feature
Echo Notes — meeting recorder
Echo Notes records your meetings and turns them into structured summaries — with decisions and action items, and a GPT-generated title so you can find the meeting later. Consent-first: the app reminds you to ask before transcribing others.
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How to use it, step by step
- Ask firstBefore you record anyone else, ask. Echo Notes reminds you — consent isn't optional, and a quick “mind if I record this for notes?” is all it takes.
- Start recording in Echo NotesOpen Echo Notes in Talkuza and start the recording when the meeting starts. It captures the conversation while you focus on the discussion.
- Stop when the meeting endsStop the recording and Echo Notes transcribes the meeting and builds the summary.
- Read the summary, check the action itemsYou get a structured summary with decisions and action items, under a GPT-generated title. Skim it, fix anything, and the notes are saved and searchable.
Tips that actually help
- Use the GPT title to find a meeting later — search the title, not the whole transcript.
- Action items come out structured, so copy them straight into your task list or follow-up email.
- Record your own voice notes the same way — Echo Notes works for solo thinking-out-loud, not just meetings.
- If a meeting ran long, the summary is the thing to read; the transcript is there when you need the exact words.
Questions, answered
No — Echo Notes is consent-first. The app reminds you to ask before transcribing others. Always tell the people in the meeting that you're recording.
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