LazyNotes AI-Powered Meeting Note Taker

Paid

From 5$

What is LazyNotes?

LazyNotes is a mobile application designed to streamline the note-taking process during meetings. Utilizing AI, it automatically records audio, transcribes the conversation, and generates concise summaries. The application is designed to run unobtrusively, starting with a single tap and automatically ending the recording based on a pre-set schedule.

The core functionality lies in its ability to distill key information from meetings, mimicking human note-taking. Users can customize the summarization process by providing specific questions or prompts, ensuring that the generated summaries are tailored to their specific needs. The summaries, along with the transcripts, are available indefinitely.

Features

One-tap audio notes: Start recording with a single tap, and the app automatically stops and emails you a summary.
State-of-the-art summarization: AI sifts through meeting details to provide concise summaries.
Customizable summarization: Tailor summaries to your needs with custom prompts.
Voice transcription: Built-in voice transcription.
Offline Functionality: Records and processes summaries without requiring an active internet connection.

Use Cases

Business meetings
Team meetings
Client calls
Investor pitches
Lectures

FAQs

How does customization work?

To customise your summaries, you only need to tell us what kind of questions you want answered and summarized. Setup takes only a few seconds.
Is this available on Android?

No, not right now. If you are interested in this though, please reach out to us and let us know so that we can guage demand.
How much is the app?

There is a no obligation trial for 7 days. After that the app costs $5/month for unlimited recordings and summaries.
Do you save the audio?

We do not save the audio files for playback after transcribing and summarizing them. However, we are considering adding this feature if there is demand. Please reach out and let us know. The app is only intended to mimic the human notetaking process, not capture audio for playback pusposes. Transcripts and summaries, however, are kept indefinitely.