A SMALL MEETING. A CLEAR NEXT STEP.

What comes
after “let’s do it.”

A team agrees to start a small pilot. Here’s how the conversation becomes something they can use.

Fictional sample, shown in the actual app interface. An illustration of the workflow, not a customer testimonial or an accuracy benchmark.

Markdrip meeting view showing a summary and next steps from a fictional weekly sync

Actual app interface · fictional sample meeting

01 / REVIEW THE RESULT

A decision.
An owner.
A next step.

The pilot starts with five teams. Jamie will share the revised plan by Friday; Alex will send invitations next week. Review these details before acting on them.

Summaries, decisions and action items are included in Free.

02 / CHECK THE DETAIL

Go back to
what was said.

Was the plan due Friday or next week? Read the transcript. When a recording is attached, replay the audio at that point. Correct the text or speaker name when needed.

How to review a note ↗
Actual Markdrip transcript view of the fictional pilot discussion
The same fictional meeting, opened at its transcript.

03 / PUT THE NOTE TO WORK

Keep the context moving.

Prepare the next conversation.

Add agenda items and notes to an upcoming calendar meeting. Search or Ask your saved meetings to revisit the pilot decision.

Write the follow-up.

Copy a follow-up or export Markdown from the note. Open your files in Obsidian or another editor you already use.

Use your notes elsewhere ↗

Give your AI useful context.

With MCP access enabled, a compatible tool can look up meeting decisions and actions. Read access covers the configured vault. With Plus and an explicit Read / Write opt-in, tools can immediately change meeting titles, tags, contact details and tasks. Your tool may send what it reads to its own provider.

Review agent access ↗