Search for the detail.
Look for a meeting title, a person or a phrase from the conversation. Open the meeting that contains what you need.
“budget”
{Meeting library}
The name. The commitment. The detail from last week. Return to your meeting notes and transcripts before the next conversation begins.
First 3 meetings free · Then US$19.99 once
Where did we
leave things?
{Try it for yourself}
Search the sample meetings, then explore the notes and transcript.
Revisit what was agreed before you ask what happens next.
A four-week pilot to test the platform before a wider rollout.
Illustrative workflow example. This is not a screenshot of the NoteHand Mac app.
{How it helps}
Look for a meeting title, a person or a phrase from the conversation. Open the meeting that contains what you need.
“budget”
Start with the notes, then revisit the transcript to understand what was said around a decision or commitment.
The notes, with the transcript behind them.
Check what is still open before the next conversation, whether it was yesterday’s team call or a client discussion from last week.
What still needs an answer?

{Made for real conversations}
Your recorded meetings, notes and transcripts give you a reference on your Mac. Exported notes remain editable files you can keep in your own folders. Where those copies go depends on how you share or sync them.
See how your data is handled First three meetings free, then US$19.99 once{Good to know}
The example searches meeting titles, notes and transcript text. Try “budget”, “Priya” or “security”, then switch between Notes and Transcript to see the context.
Yes. Revisit the notes and transcript for a recorded meeting when you need more detail than the summary provides.
No. These are illustrative sample meetings so you can explore the interaction. Your actual meeting library is in the NoteHand Mac app.
{Your next conversation}
First 3 meetings free. Then US$19.99 once.