WeaveMeeting capture
AI meeting notes that map themselves.
Capture the call and the map draws itself while everyone talks — who said what, the decisions made, the questions left open. When the meeting ends, share the finished map with attendees in one link. No one plays scribe.
Start capturing
Share the meeting audio in a click — a video call in a browser tab, or the room through your mic. Weave listens in and starts mapping straight away.
Watch it map, live
Sentences become linked cards in seconds, each tagged with who said it. Decisions, action items, and open questions separate out as they’re spoken — disagreements land as their own distinct nodes, not blurred together.
Share the outcome
When the call ends, you have the map — not an hour of audio. Send a read-only link to everyone who was there, or export it to Markdown, PNG, or SVG.
What you get that a transcript can’t give you
Decisions, not dialogue
A transcript records every word and buries the three that mattered. Weave surfaces the decisions and who owns them, so the outcome is readable at a glance — the day after, and the week after.
The open questions, kept open
The thing left unresolved is the thing that gets forgotten. Weave keeps unanswered questions as their own cards, so nothing quietly falls through the cracks between meetings.
Attributed to the speaker
Every card carries who said it. Rename a speaker once and it fixes every card, export, and replay retroactively — so the shared map reads in real names.
A shared link, not a file
Attendees open a read-only map in the browser — no account, no app. It’s the shared memory of what was agreed, ready to paste into Claude or export when someone needs the write-up.
Built for people in a lot of meetings
The Meetings plan is £12.99/month with 1,200 voice minutes — about an hour of captured call every weekday. Meeting capture is on every plan; the tier just sets how much you can capture. Only live listening counts toward minutes.