Be in the meeting. Not taking notes.

Adnote writes down every call you join, as it happens. Afterwards, ask your own Claude or ChatGPT what was decided, who owns what, and what you missed while you were talking.

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Works withGoogle MeetZoom (beta)Microsoft Teams (beta)ClaudeChatGPT

How it works

Three steps, and you only do the first one.

You turn up to the call. Adnote does the rest — including the part you always forget, which is starting it.

01

Join your call

No invite, no scheduling, no button to remember. Your call looks exactly as it always does — Adnote is simply already there.

02

It writes everything down

Every word, every speaker, in order, while you talk. Put the pen down and be in the room for once.

03

Ask anything, afterwards

“What did we agree on pricing?” Ask your own Claude or ChatGPT and it answers from the whole conversation — not a summary of it.

What you get

The meeting notes you will actually go back to.

Never lose a decision again

The number they quoted. The date they promised. The caveat someone dropped in passing that turns out to matter. All of it, exactly as it was said.

Ask, instead of scrolling

“What did I commit to on Tuesday?” Connect Claude or ChatGPT once and ask in the chat you already have open. There is no new app to learn.

The follow-up, already written

A recap, action items with names against them, the email you were dreading, notes for the CRM. Pick one and it is done before you have opened a new tab.

Search everything you have ever said

Find the exact moment across months of calls — who raised it, when, and what came next. The thing you half-remember is in there.

Free, not a free trial

Unlimited meetings and unlimited history on the free plan, with no credit card and no seat count. It costs us almost nothing to run, so it costs you nothing to use.

Yours alone

Private to your account. Share one meeting with a link when you choose to, switch the link off when you are done, and delete anything whenever you like.

Your own AI

Already paying for Claude or ChatGPT? You are done.

Most meeting tools sell you a second AI subscription on top of the one you are already paying for. Adnote hands your meetings to the assistant you have — connect it once, then ask about any call in the same chat window you had open anyway.

In Claude or ChatGPT

What did we agree on in the pricing call?

Who owns the launch checklist, and by when?

Summarise every customer call from this week.

Did anyone raise a concern about the timeline?

Answered from your meetings, on the plan you already pay for.

Trust

Your meetings are yours.

Everything Adnote keeps belongs to one person: you. Nothing is shared, nothing is sold, and nothing is used to train anything.

Private by default

Every meeting is visible to you alone until you decide otherwise.

Nothing happens behind your back

Summaries are written when you ask for them, never on their own.

Shared only on purpose

Send one meeting by link, and switch that link off whenever you like.

Yours to delete

Remove a meeting and it's gone — transcript, notes and all.

FAQ

Questions people ask before signing up.

More in the about page.

Yes. Unlimited meetings, unlimited history and no credit card. Adnote is free to use because it runs on the AI subscription you already pay for rather than reselling you another one.

Your next call could be the last one you take notes in.

A minute to set up, once. After that you just turn up and talk.