Professionals lose several hours a week writing meeting notes, and the decisions that matter get buried in a transcript nobody rereads.

Who it's for: Remote teams, engineering and product managers, consultants, small agencies.

Upload or auto-capture the call audio, transcribe it, then summarise it into a decision log, action items with owners, and open questions, delivered to Slack, Notion or email within minutes of the call ending.

Difficulty: Intermediate

• Subscription per seat
• Usage add-on for extra transcription hours

Suggested pricing: Starter $9/mo (5 hours), Pro $29/mo (20 hours), Team $79/mo (5 seats, 100 hours).

Content aimed at 'meeting notes template' and 'action items from meetings' searches, a free single-meeting summariser as the lead magnet, and partnerships with small consultancies who resell it to clients.

First 10 customers: Launch on Product Hunt, post the free summariser in r/remotework and r/productivity, DM 30 agency owners on LinkedIn offering to summarise their next five client calls for free, convert the ones who ask for more.

1. Design the data model: meetings, transcripts, summaries, action items
2. Build upload plus background transcription queue
3. Write and tune the summarisation prompt against 20 real recordings
4. Add email delivery and the searchable archive UI
5. Add Slack and Notion output integrations
6. Add billing, usage metering and a free tier limit

• Zoom and Meet bot APIs have approval requirements and can change
• Recording consent and privacy rules differ per region
• Transcription accuracy drops badly on noisy calls and strong accents