I built a bot-free meeting recorder for client calls — where does this workflow break?

I’m testing a narrow premise: people who run client calls don’t need another bot participant; they need an easier way to turn the conversation into accountable follow-through.

Clarity is a browser/PWA meeting recorder. From a phone or computer, press Record. Afterward it sorts the meeting into a summary, decisions, a searchable transcript, and specific action items with owners, dates, and blockers. There’s also a built-in task list.

No app install. No meeting bot joins the call. Plans use hard minute caps, so there are no surprise overages.

It’s live at https://app.meetingclarity.app

The one-time trial includes 60 hosted minutes. Starter is $7/month for 600 minutes; Pro is $15/month for 1,800 minutes.

I’d value blunt feedback from freelancers, consultants, agency PMs, and indie founders: what would stop you from recording a real client call — trust, habit, audio quality, pricing, or something else?

If you tried it on one real meeting, what outcome would make it worth paying $7/month?