note1
AI meeting notes with decisions, owners and next steps
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
What is note1?
note1 is an AI note taker and AI meeting assistant. It can join your call as the note1 Notetaker, record bot-free on your Mac, or import an existing audio or video recording. Each meeting produces a speaker-labelled transcript, an AI summary, notes, decisions, and action items kept together in one place.
The product is aimed at people who run or attend meetings and need follow-up to stay on track, including managers, product, sales, and recruiting teams. Users can search transcripts, ask questions about past conversations such as who decided what or what is still open, and jump back to the exact timestamp behind a summary point or task. Meeting knowledge can also flow into Slack recaps, calendars, and MCP-connected AI tools.
What sets note1 apart, according to the page, is its focus on source-linked review and access control. Summaries link back to the moment they came from, and meetings are private by default with Team and Private visibility settings that apply across search, calendars, Slack, and MCP. A free trial is available, with paid Pro and Business plans priced per seat.
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