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Meeting write-ups and briefs

Decisions and owners after every call, a brief before the next one, and a morning note on what the team did.

Small team leaning over a table planning a weekend event, with a Gina message in their shared thread tagging two teammates on the run sheet.

Quick answer

After a recorded Google Meet call, Gina writes up what was decided, who owns what and who asked for what. Before an important call, she researches the people and the company and gives you a short brief with talking points. Every morning, each person on the team gets a short note on what everyone did.

Every conversation keeps its context — pick up any thread days later, right where you left off.

When this is the job to do

Decisions vanish after the call

Everyone remembers the meeting differently a week later.

You walk into calls cold

There's no time to read up on the people you're about to meet.

Nobody knows what the others did

The team only catches up when something goes wrong.

How it works

01

Calls written up

From the Google Meet transcript, with decisions, owners and asks credited to who said them.

02

Patterns across calls

Gina can read weeks of calls and pull out every idea, decision and ask.

03

Briefs before calls

People, company and talking points, from public sources and the files you share.

04

A morning brief

Each person gets a short note by Slack and email on what the whole team did.

What you get

A write-up per meeting

Decisions, owners and next steps.

A brief per important call

Who you're meeting and what to raise.

A daily team note

What everyone did yesterday, in one place.

Nothing goes live without your yes.

Every reply, proposal and deposit link waits in one list. Approve it, edit it or leave it. Gina sends only what you approve.

  • Send a reply to a clientwaits for your yes
  • Hold a date or a vendorasks first
  • Send a proposal or contractwaits for your yes
  • Send a deposit linkwaits for your yes

Runs on your Claude account How approvals work

A drafted proposal for the Morgan wedding waits for your yes. You approve it and it shows as sent. A follow-up for the Ellis anniversary party is edited to say Thursday, then approved and sent.

What you can check before you decide

No invented numbers or borrowed testimonials. These are the parts you can verify in a demo.

  • Nothing goes out without your yesEvery drafted reply, proposal, post or payment waits in your approval inbox until you say send.
  • Runs on your Claude accountGina works through your Claude account, so her work draws on a plan you already pay for. Today that means a Claude Pro or Max plan; more AI accounts are coming.
  • Works with the tools you already useEmail, calendar and documents connect today; your CRM connects on request. There's no new system to move into.
  • See the real product firstIn a demo we run the real Gina console on your week.

Common questions

Which calls can Gina write up?
Google Meet calls with a transcript. Gina doesn't join calls as a notetaker.
Will you research anyone?
Gina briefs you on the people and companies you're meeting for business. She won't build personal profiles of private individuals.
Who sees the write-ups?
The people you share the thread with.

Leave every call with decisions and owners.

Ask about meeting write-ups, or book a 15-minute call first.