Take notes in your workspace and let AI do the rest — structure messy notes, summarize the decisions, and turn follow-ups into tasks that stay connected to your projects.
Clean structure
Turn messy notes into a clear, organized document.
Instant summaries
Summarize a long discussion into key decisions.
Action items
Extract follow-ups as tasks with owners and dates.
Findable later
Search across notes and ask about past decisions.
What you can do with Wyatt
Clean structure
Turn messy notes into a clear, organized document.
Instant summaries
Summarize a long discussion into key decisions.
Action items
Extract follow-ups as tasks with owners and dates.
Findable later
Search across notes and ask about past decisions.
Most notes are written once and never looked at again. Wyatt’s AI note taker turns raw notes into a structured record, pulls out the decisions, and connects the result to your projects, so the notes keep working after the meeting ends.
Jot down whatever you can during a discussion and let the assistant clean it up. It organizes scattered points into clear sections, so you spend the meeting listening instead of formatting.
Ask for a summary and the assistant distills a long conversation into the decisions and open questions that matter. That summary becomes the shareable record the rest of the team can scan.
The note taker can extract action items and create tasks with owners and due dates, so the follow-ups from a meeting actually get done instead of being forgotten.
Because notes live in your workspace, you can search across them and ask the assistant about past decisions, turning a stack of meetings into reliable team memory.
Capture notes
Write notes during the meeting, however rough.
Let AI structure them
Summarize, organize, and extract decisions.
Create tasks
Turn follow-ups into tasks linked to your projects.
Yes. Capture notes during a meeting and the assistant structures them, summarizes decisions, and extracts action items as tasks.
Yes. It can pull follow-ups out of your notes and create tasks with owners and due dates.
Notes live in your workspace, so you can search across them and ask the assistant about past decisions.
Yes. Notes can be linked to the relevant project so decisions stay attached to the work.