Turn meeting notes into action
Every meeting ends with good intentions and a wall of notes. The problem is the gap between "we should do X" and someone actually owning X by a date. This tool closes that gap: it reads your notes and pulls out the action items (with owners and due dates) and the decisions that were made.
- Owner — the person responsible, pulled from your notes (or "Unassigned").
- Due — the date or timeframe mentioned (or "Not specified").
- Decisions — what was actually agreed, captured separately.
Frequently asked questions
- What are meeting action items?
- Action items are the concrete next steps that come out of a meeting — each ideally with an owner (who) and a due date (when). They are what turns a discussion into actual progress.
- How do you write good action items?
- Start each with a verb, assign one owner, and give it a due date. "Sarah to send the revised proposal by Friday" is clear; "follow up on the proposal" is not.
- Does this tool store my notes?
- No. Your notes are sent to generate the action items and are not saved. The tool is anonymous and requires no signup.
- Why do action items get lost after meetings?
- Because they live in someone's notes instead of a system with owners, due dates, and follow-up. That is exactly what a strategy execution tool like Throughline fixes.