After two rounds, nobody remembers the decisions or owners. tl;dv records inside meetings, transcribes the content, and splits topics, decisions and timestamps so playback jumps to the moment; notes can go to people who missed it. An allowance follows signup; supported platforms and scope follow the current site page. Recording requires everyone's consent and your team's compliance rules; automatic speaker labels can be wrong, so confirm commitments, amounts and dates against the actual words.
What it does
- Records meetings and produces searchable transcripts
- Topics with key points, decisions and clip timestamps
- Mark clips during the call and turn them into to-dos after
- Share notes with absentees and reduce second-hand distortion
- Past meetings stay available for tracing a topic across calls
Who it is for
- Requirement reviews and client calls need checkable conclusions
- Cross-timezone meetings have absentees who need context
- Retrospectives need to return to exact wording
- A series of same-topic meetings needs its progress linked
How to get started
- Confirm consent for recording and transcription before the meeting
- Mark only a few key moments during the call to save search time later
- Check speaker attribution and numbers after, then assign the to-dos
