Lynkk
The AI assistant that remembers everything your team discusses, turning meetings into searchable notes, decisions and action items.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Communication
What is Lynkk?
Lynkk is an AI meeting notes and conversation intelligence tool. It records and transcribes conversations automatically, whether they happen online, in person, or somewhere in between. Each meeting becomes structured notes with a summary, decisions, and action items, and the transcript shows speakers by name.
Lynkk also connects conversations over time. It keeps past meetings, decisions, people, and commitments linked, so teams can see what was discussed before, what changed since, and what still needs attention. You can ask questions in plain language about a decision, commitment, person, or project, and Lynkk returns answers with citations to the original conversations. Decisions and commitments can be turned into tasks with owners and deadlines, and sent into tools such as Jira and Microsoft applications.
Lynkk is designed for teams that want shared context without rebuilding it from memory after every meeting. It is available as a Mac app and in the browser, with a bot that can join Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls. It transcribes 17 languages plus auto-detect, including Hinglish.
The free plan includes unlimited recording and transcription, search across meetings, and shareable links. The Pro plan adds meeting briefs, extracted tasks, cross-meeting AI questions with citations, and Jira and Microsoft actions. Lynkk states that it does not train AI models on customer conversations and that data can be exported.
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