Saywork · Meetings
Get through meetings. Keep the decisions.
Saywork takes notes on your calls when you say yes. When the call ends you get the decisions and the to-dos, with your own notes inside the meeting — and you can ask about any of it later.
What you get
Decisions and to-dos
When the call ends, the meeting comes back as what was decided and who is doing what.
The right name on the meeting
With Google Calendar connected, the meeting takes the event's name and knows who was invited.
Names on each line, on Google Meet
On Google Meet it reads the captions to put the right speaker's name on each line.
Your notes, in the meeting
Press Ctrl+Alt+M to add a line to the meeting you're in. It lands with the rest, on one Notes page.
Starts and stops with the call
You can let it start when you join a Meet and stop when you leave.
Ask about it later
"What did we promise the client on Tuesday?" One question looks through your meetings, notes and past jobs, and the answer says where each part came from.
From the meeting to the follow-up
- The call ends.The decisions and the to-dos are on the meeting.
- Ask for the follow-ups.Hold Caps Lock and say who should hear what. Saywork writes them in your apps — email or messages.
- Nothing goes until you say so.Each message shows the app, who it's for and the exact words. Change it, press Send, or just say "send it".
Questions
Does Saywork record meetings without asking?
No. It takes notes on a call when you say yes, and you choose whether it starts by itself when you join a Meet.
Which meeting apps does it work with?
It takes notes on calls on your computer. On Google Meet it also reads the captions to put the right name on each line, and with Google Calendar connected it names the meeting from the event.
Can it send the follow-ups for me?
It can write them and send them in your own apps when you ask, and every message waits for your OK first.
Does it work in Arabic?
Yes — English, Egyptian Arabic, or both in the same meeting.
One key. Say the work. Get it done.
Free on Windows 10 and 11. It installs in one click and keeps itself up to date.