MinutedAI
AI meeting notes — record on your phone, get six outputs
I work as a PM, which means half my job is meetings and the other half is writing up what happened in them. Four months ago I started building a fix, and it's now live on iOS and Android.
How it works: record any meeting on your phone — in person or on a call, no bot joins anything — tap once, and it produces six outputs: a summary, formal minutes, action items with owners, decisions, a draft follow-up email, and the full transcript.
It also handles close to 100 languages and returns notes in English — a lot of my meetings in Dubai aren't in English, so that part came first.
Where I actually am: launched recently, a handful of users, doing all the marketing myself around a day job — ASO, a small Apple Ads experiment, honest posts like this one.
The recent features came directly from early-user feedback, including a privacy question from a Reddit thread that ended up reshaping my landing page this week.
It's called MinutedAI — free tier included. Genuinely asking: what would make you trust, or refuse to trust, an app like this with your meetings? And for the founders here — what worked for your first 100 users?
www.minuted.ai
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The strongest part is that early user feedback is already changing the product, especially around privacy. For something handling real meetings, trust isn't just a messaging problem—it directly affects whether people will use it at all.