Paste a public Clipy recording of a meeting (or record one now) to get an overview, decisions, action items with owners and timestamps, and open questions — grounded in what was actually said, not guessed.
Paste a Clipy watch link or public ID, or record one now, then generate notes.
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Paste a link to a public Clipy recording, or record a new async meeting with the button above. Notes need a finished transcript, which happens automatically after upload.
Click Generate notes. Clipy reads the transcript and drafts an overview, pulls out anything explicitly agreed on as a decision, lists action items with an owner when one was clearly assigned, and notes what was left unresolved.
Copy the notes as Markdown into a doc, ticket, or team channel. Action items keep a jump link back to the moment they were raised when a timestamp is available.
Taking notes while also participating in a meeting means missing things. Recording the meeting and generating notes from the transcript afterward keeps the discussion focused and still leaves a written record.
Once you have notes, turn them into a message with theRecording to Follow-up Email tool, or record your next discussion with theScreen and Webcam Recorder.
Meeting notes are only useful if they're accurate. This tool never invents a decision, an owner, or a commitment that wasn't stated in the recording — an empty 'Decisions' list is the correct output for a meeting that ended without one.
If AI generation isn't available, the fallback still returns a usable overview drawn from the transcript's opening sentences (or the recording's existing stored summary, if one exists), with the decision, action-item, and open-question lists left empty rather than guessed.
It only names an owner when someone was clearly assigned the task in the recording. Otherwise the owner is left blank rather than guessed.
Transcription runs automatically after upload but takes a little time on longer recordings. Wait for the watch page to show the transcript, then try again.
It works on any recording with a transcript, but it's built for a discussion with multiple speakers. For a solo walkthrough, the Video Summarizer or Video Chapter Generator usually fits better.
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