Meeting notes

Debrief the meeting into a map.

Right after a meeting, you hold the whole picture in your head — who owns what, what was decided, what's still open. Overscope lets you talk that through and get a structured map before any of it fades.

Why speaking beats typing here

Typing a clean meeting summary mid-thought is slow, so most people scribble fragments they can't reconstruct later. Speaking the debrief captures the full picture at the speed you remember it.

How it works

  1. Hold to speak and walk through decisions, owners, and open questions from the meeting.
  2. Overscope structures the debrief into branches for decisions, actions, and follow-ups.
  3. Reorganize nodes by dragging, switch to org or tree layout, then export a PNG to share.

What you get

  • Capture a meeting's structure right after it ends, before details blur together.
  • Separate decisions, owners, and open threads into distinct branches.
  • No audio is recorded or uploaded — your debrief stays on your device as a map only.

Overscope turns the two minutes after a meeting into a structured map. Live meeting capture is planned for a later version; today it's your spoken debrief.

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Meeting notes — FAQ

Not in v1. A dedicated Meeting mode is planned for a v1.1 follow-up. Today Overscope ships Brainstorm mode, which is push-to-talk, so you'd hold the button and talk through the meeting's key points yourself to build the map.
No. Overscope never saves audio and produces no transcript artifact. It transcribes on-device only while you hold the button, then discards the audio and keeps the structured map.
After a meeting, hold push-to-talk and speak the decisions, owners, and follow-ups out loud. Overscope structures them into a map you can edit by tapping and dragging nodes, then export as a PNG to share the picture.

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