From an hour of talking to a minute of reading.
One summary per meeting: an overview, key topics, decisions, and action items with owners and due dates. Generated with OpenAI or Gemini, only when you ask.
A summary that's actually structured.
- ✓Overview first: two sentences that tell you whether to read on.
- ✓Key topics and decisions, with the figures, dates, and names kept verbatim.
- ✓Action items with owners, flowing straight into the per-person ledger and the Action items screen.
- ✓"Discussed before": when a topic came up in an earlier meeting with the same people, the summary says so.
- ✓Copy or email it to yourself. Summary emails go to your own address. Never to participants.
The only step that ever uses a network, and everything guarding it.
Recording and transcription never leave your device. Summarization is the one deliberate exception: when you ask for a summary, the text transcript is sent to a leading AI model, OpenAI or Gemini, and the result comes back to your library. Before anything is sent, emails, phone numbers, card numbers, and internal IDs are redacted. It's opt-in, off by default, and per-meeting: a transcript-only meeting stays transcript-only until you say otherwise.
No. They're off by default. Savory is a complete transcript-and-people tool without them; summaries are the one feature you explicitly turn on, and you can generate them per meeting rather than automatically.
Only the text transcript of that meeting, after scrubbing: email addresses, phone numbers, card numbers, and internal IDs are replaced before sending. Audio never leaves, because audio was never stored to begin with.
Yes. Action items are yours after extraction: rename them, reassign them, set due dates, add your own, or delete them. Your edits survive even if you regenerate the summary later.
Read the minute. Skip the hour.
Summaries are one tap after any recorded meeting.
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