Only what matters
Decisions, outcomes and next steps instead of pages of transcript.
Meeting summaries
Your meeting summary is ready before you get back to your desk
Notiqer turns a recorded conversation into a short, clear summary: what was discussed, what you decided and what comes next. No rewriting notes, no scrubbing through the recording.
- Only what matters
- Your own templates
- In the language you choose
Phone, browser and computer. One account.
How it works
Three steps to a finished note
- 1
Record or add a conversation
Record a meeting on your phone, in the browser or with the browser extension. You can also add an existing recording.
- 2
Let Notiqer work
The summary writes itself. Close the app and get on with your day.
- 3
Read and share
Get the essentials in a minute, then export the note or print it.
Summary templates
A summary shaped around your work
After a call, a sales rep needs something different from a recruiter, a board or a team planning a sprint. Pick a template and see what the summary will look like.
For teams and managers
General Meeting
A tidy shape for any meeting: why you met, what you discussed, what you decided and what is still open.
- Decisions with their reasons, so a month later you still know why
- Open questions and risks gathered in one place
- A good choice when no more specific template fits
Summary sections
- 1Meeting Purpose & Context
- 2Discussion Topics
- 3Decisions & Rationale
- 4Open Questions, Risks & Follow-ups
For product and engineering teams
Sprint Planning
The sprint goal, scope and risks written down the way an agile team works, with no copying the board after the meeting.
- The sprint goal in one sentence
- The backlog the team committed to, with its dependencies
- Risks and who is available, noted on the spot
Summary sections
- 1Sprint Goal
- 2Committed Sprint Backlog
- 3Plan, Strategy & Dependencies
- 4Risks, Assumptions & Capacity
- 5Open Decisions & Follow-ups
For sales reps
BANT
A sales call laid out as budget, authority, need and timeline. You see at a glance whether the deal is ready for a proposal and what is still missing.
- The four pillars of qualification, always in the same order
- Qualification gaps and a plan to close them
- The next step in the deal, written down right away
Summary sections
- 1Budget
- 2Authority
- 3Need
- 4Timeline
- 5Qualification Gaps & Validation Plan
- 6Opportunity Next Steps
For recruiters and HR
Job Interview
Every candidate described against the same criteria, so you compare people, not your notes.
- Experience and skills backed by examples from the conversation
- An assessment against the role’s requirements
- What was agreed about the next stages
Summary sections
- 1Interview Overview
- 2Role Requirements & Expectations
- 3Candidate Experience, Skills & Evidence
- 4Motivation, Communication & Collaboration
- 5Assessment Against Role Criteria
- 6Hiring Process & Next Steps
For boards and executives
Board Meeting
Minutes you can read in two minutes: decisions, the key numbers, risks and who owns what before the next meeting.
- Decisions and motions kept apart from the discussion
- The key financial and operational figures in one place
- Commitments with dates for the next meeting
Summary sections
- 1Executive Summary
- 2Decisions & Motions
- 3Financial & Operational Highlights
- 4Strategic Discussion & Risks
- 5Governance & Follow-up
For consultants and advisers
Client Interview
A client conversation turned into working material: a synthesis, the problems, the numbers and the hypotheses to test, before you start writing recommendations.
- The synthesis first, the detail below
- The data and metrics mentioned in the conversation
- A list of information still to request
Summary sections
- 1Executive Synthesis
- 2Core Issues & Constraints
- 3Key Data & Metrics
- 4Client Priorities & Stakeholder Alignment
- 5Value Creation Opportunities
- 6Recommendations / Hypotheses
- 7Next Steps & Information Requests
For students
Lecture
A lecture laid out like good notes: the main thesis, concepts with definitions, examples and what is worth remembering before the exam.
- Key concepts with definitions
- The line of argument, step by step
- The essential takeaways to revise
Summary sections
- 1Central Thesis & Learning Objectives
- 2Key Concepts & Definitions
- 3Logical Progression
- 4Evidence, Examples & Demonstrations
- 5Essential Takeaways
- 6Open Questions / Follow-up Learning
50+ready-made templates in 16 categories
From sales and hiring to finance, legal, research and health. Set a default template for new notes, rewrite a summary with another template or create your own, from scratch or based on a ready-made one, so your notes look like the reports your company already uses.
Choosing a template and creating your own come with the Lite, Pro and Max plans. On the free plan, summaries follow the Standard template.
Try for free- General
- Sales
- HR
- Consulting
- Product
- Engineering & IT
- Operations
- Finance
- Marketing
- Customer Success
- Legal & Compliance
- Research
- Education
- Media & Podcasting
- Health
- Personal
Summary and transcript
Check any detail in seconds
The summary sits next to the full transcript, split by speaker, and the recording. When you want to know exactly who said what, click a sentence in the transcript and the recording jumps to that moment.
More about transcriptsTasks
Every agreement has an owner
Next to the summary, the tasks from the conversation are waiting, each with the person who took it on. Accept them with a single tap, and everyone’s tasks gather in one place.
More about tasksSharing
Share the summary with your team
Send a link to the note: anyone with it can read it without an account, and no one can change it through the link. You decide how long the link works. You can also download the note as PDF, Word, Markdown or text, or print it.
Try for freeMeeting summaries
What you get
The key decisions from every conversation, ready right after the meeting.
Your own templates
Decide what the summary looks like: a short note, formal minutes or a list of decisions.
In the language you choose
Hold the meeting in Polish, read the summary in English. You pick the language.
Details within reach
The summary sits next to the full transcript and recording, so any detail is seconds away.
Meeting summaries
Frequently asked questions
How soon do I get the summary?
Usually moments after the recording ends. Longer meetings take a little more time, but you don’t have to wait in the app.
Which summary templates are there?
More than 50 ready-made templates in 16 categories, including a general meeting, sprint planning, stand-up, board meeting, BANT, MEDDIC, job interview, client interview and lecture. Each lays the summary out in sections that fit the kind of conversation.
Can I change how the summary looks?
Yes. Set one of the ready-made templates as the default for new notes or rewrite a summary with another template. You can also create your own template, from scratch or based on a ready-made one. Templates come with the Lite, Pro and Max plans.
What language will the summary be in?
The language you use Notiqer in, whatever the language of the conversation. A meeting held in Polish can be read in English.
Can I summarise a Google Meet, Teams or Zoom call?
Yes. On a computer, Notiqer records the system audio, so you can summarise a meeting in Google Meet, Teams, Zoom or Webex with no bot on the participant list. Record an in-person meeting on your phone.
How do I share a summary with my team?
Create a link to the note. Anyone with it can read it without an account, and no one can change it through the link. You can set how long the link works and turn it off at any time.
Can I download the summary?
Yes. Download the note with its summary as a PDF, and on paid plans also as Word, Markdown or text. You can print it right away too.
Who can see my meetings?
Only you. Someone else sees a note only when you send them a link to it.
Can I edit the summary?
Yes. Edit the summary’s text right in the note; the template and the tasks found stay as they are.
Does a summary use minutes?
No. Turning the recording into text uses minutes. The summary itself, even one rewritten with another template, does not.
