Most meetings end the same way: everyone agrees on next steps, and a week later nobody remembers who promised what. In Indian teams it's even harder, because half the commitments sound like "main kal tak bhej dunga".
So I built Notemaker (https://notemaker.autobot360.com/).
What it does
- Joins Google Meet, Zoom or Teams as a visible bot (it posts a recording notice, never records silently), or you paste a transcript / upload audio
- Finds real commitments, not just discussion, and gives each one an owner, a deadline and the exact quote it came from
- Converts "Friday" or "kal tak" into real dates; unclear owners or dates are flagged for review, never guessed
- Syncs tasks two-way to Jira, Asana, Trello, Notion, ClickUp or Google Sheets
- Reminds owners on Slack, Teams, WhatsApp or email, then alerts the organizer if a task is 48h overdue
- Keeps a searchable decision log, plus a REST API, webhooks and an MCP server
Languages: English, Hindi and Hinglish, even when speakers switch mid-sentence.
Pricing: free plan with no card; Pro is ₹999/month ($12).
I'd love feedback from anyone who runs a lot of meetings. What makes follow-ups fall through the cracks for your team?
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