I have only one issue… I am the risk manager for a hospital and to be able to use this app for work meetings I need to know that recordings and summaries are not stored on your servers, and that the app is compliant with the HIPAA standard, otherwise I would be committing a crime every time i used this app and a patient’s name was mentioned in the meeting. Other apps like this advertise HIPAA compliance in their description. Look into it, because this app is exactly right. In a sea of similar apps this one does exactly what I need it to. It’s uncanny how it can identify speakers by name purely from listening to the recording. Just press record and then forget it - interact in the meeting without needing to take notes, then when the meeting is done you get a perfect summary, nicely formatted, and concise. Really like this…

I’ve reviewed and/or tried at least 8 note-taking apps for my company. This is the one I’ve chosen to use, primarily because it’s the only team-enabled system I’ve found with full commitment to company data privacy. There are lots of things I dislike about this app, primarily how difficult it is to access and share a meeting transcript with my team (both human and ai). I also have found it difficult to control which meetings it adds itself to - it shows up for meetings I don’t want it in, and doesn’t show up when I do. I hope to figure this out, probably will, but their onboarding flow regarding this crucial privacy-related matter leaves much to be desired. Yet I continue to use this since I have not found better options. I would actually rate it at three stars, in terms of usability, but it’s the one I’ve chosen out of all competitors so… it gets a 4.

The app itself is fantastic. I has great learning, it’s incredibly easy to use. The notes are pretty accurate, even with a preponderance of scientific and medical jargon. Honestly, my ONLY complaint with the app itself is that you are unable to edit conversations and notes. For that, you need to be on the online version on your computer. Add that feature to the iPad and phone, and it’s 5 stars all the way!

The AI itself is an interesting and potentially useful tool, but the whole concept is completely ruined because it forces you to login with a federated Microsoft or Google ID, and then invites itself to join every meeting on your Microsoft or Google calendar. This has the side effect of jumbling all your personal meetings and work meetings into one account where everything is saved and accessible by your coworkers. (Maybe I don’t want my coworkers to access a recording of me chatting g with my kids, you know?) Once you discover this problem and try to migrate the account to a separate ID, it requires a manual human assisted migration process which raises a whole additional host of problems and errors. Now I have one random jumble of personal and business recordings on one account and another whole random jumble of other personal and business meetings on another account. I stupidly paid for a full year of the tool in advance because I was dazzled by the AI features the first few times I tried it. Don’t make that mistake, sample this clunky service for a few months at the monthly rate first before you commit. Better yet, look elsewhere for your meeting AI tool. (Microsoft teams is slowly adding copilot features that do everything this tool does anyway.)