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Meeting notes that write themselves.

Live transcription with speaker diarization. Automatic structured summaries, action items pulled, decisions logged. Voice memos converted to clinical notes for care professionals. Built on AssemblyAI for accuracy that matches a human transcriber.

Meeting Notes

Meeting recordings are useless if no one ever opens them. GearHead's Meeting Notes are different, they turn every meeting or session into structured, searchable, memory-aware notes automatically. Speaker-diarized transcripts. Decision log. Action items routed to the right person. Voice memos from after a meeting become clinical notes structured to your documentation pattern. All of it linked into your business memory, so what was decided last quarter surfaces when it's relevant.

What it does for you

What gets produced after every meeting.

Speaker diarization

AssemblyAI identifies and labels each speaker in the transcript. "Sarah said X. Mark replied Y." Across long meetings with multiple participants, you can read it like a script.

Action items routed automatically

When someone says "I'll handle X" or "We need to send Y by Friday," GearHead pulls it as an action item, assigns the right person, sets a due date, and pushes it to your task system.

Structured summaries

Not just "here's a transcript", a real summary: what was discussed, what was decided, what's pending. Configurable per meeting type, client call vs internal vs clinical session each gets a different structure.

Clinical notes from voice memos

After a session, speak a 2-minute voice memo. GearHead converts it into structured clinical notes following your documentation pattern, SOAP, DAP, BIRP, or your custom template. Visible only in your private memory scope.

Linked to your business memory

Meeting notes feed into your entity graph. Client name mentioned? Linked to that client. Project decision? Linked to the project. Months later, "what did we decide about Henderson's budget?" surfaces the actual moment.

Permission-scoped

Clinical notes private to clinician. Client meeting summaries visible to the team. Internal strategy meetings to leadership only. Three permission scopes enforced everywhere.

How it works

From setup to running in minutes

1

Start the recording

Mobile app, desktop app, Zoom integration, or just dial into a GearHead phone number. Works in person, virtual, or hybrid.

2

Let it transcribe

Live transcription as the meeting happens. Speaker labels assigned automatically. Captured into your private memory scope by default.

3

Review the summary

Within minutes of meeting end, you get a structured summary, action items routed, decisions logged. Edit anything that needs your eyes.

4

Memory stitches it in

GearHead links the meeting into your business memory automatically. Months later, mentions of this meeting will surface when relevant.

Real-world examples

Who's using Meeting Notes

Therapy Practice

Session note in 2 minutes

Therapist speaks a voice memo right after a session. GearHead structures it into a SOAP note using the clinician's template. Visible only in the clinician's private memory. Note goes from "still need to write that up" to "done" in under 3 minutes.

Consulting Firm

Client meeting → action plan

After a strategy session with a client, GearHead has the summary, action items routed to consultants by name and date, and a draft follow-up email ready to send.

Law Firm

Intake meeting captured

Client intake meeting captured with full speaker diarization. Becomes the foundation of the matter file. Future associates picking up the matter see exactly what was discussed.

Internal Leadership

Weekly leadership offsite

Three-hour leadership meeting captured. Each topic gets its own summary section. Decisions logged. Action items routed to owners. Quarter-over-quarter, you can search what was decided about any topic.

Stop taking notes. Be in the meeting.

Book a walkthrough, we'll show Meeting Notes processing a sample call live, including the structured summary and action items.