Keak listens to your meetings and writes the recap
A clean write up with the summary, the decisions, and the action items. Your own voice included.
For a long time my meetings ended the same way. Someone said great call, everyone left, and half of what we agreed on evaporated by dinner. I would try to remember the important parts, write a summary that was already wrong, and follow up two days late. Recap is the small feature that fixed that for me.
One click before the call
You start a recap the moment the meeting begins. Keak captures the audio straight from your computer, both your own voice and the other people on the call, no browser extension, no bot joining the room, no permission dance. It works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, and any tool that plays sound on your machine.
What you get after the call
When the meeting ends, Keak gives you a clean write up. Not a wall of transcript, a real summary. The context in a paragraph. The decisions that were made. The action items with the person who owns each one. If someone promised a document by Friday, that shows up. If a plan changed, that shows up. If you agreed on nothing, it says so, which is often the most useful line of all.
Your voice counts too
Most tools only pick up the other side of the call, so you end up looking like a passive listener in your own meeting. Recap captures your voice as well, which means your points, your questions, and your commitments are part of the record. If you promised something, you cannot pretend you did not.
Where it lives
The whole thing runs on your own AI and stays on your machine. Nothing about your meetings sits on our servers. You get the summary you can paste into email, share with your team, or drop into your notes app. Same day, not the day after.