#meetings

Watches your Teams chats, meeting transcripts, and Outlook mail for things people actually asked you to do, and files each one as a Microsoft To Do task with a due date, priority, and source link.

Shows where your own week has room to breathe and where it does not, from your calendar and what you send: meeting density, back-to-back runs, deep-work blocks, evenings and weekends, and the load already building three to ten days out. When a day or a coming week is overloaded it points to the most movable meetings, and it recognises time off rather than reading it as a quiet week. Reports on you only, never on anyone else.

Catch up after annual leave in one pass — a single prioritised briefing of the mail, meetings, and Teams conversations you missed, with deep links and one-click follow-up actions.

Analyzes meeting content pasted as text or provided as audio/video transcripts. Delivers a structured intelligence report: explicit decisions and action items, participant persona profiles, and — most importantly — hidden insights: unspoken tensions, implicit risks, unresolved topics, and signals that were not made explicit during the meeting but are critical to the context.