TalkGraph listens to the call and draws what matters as it's said — decisions, actions, open questions and praise, attributed to every voice. Already had the meeting? Upload the transcript and map it retroactively.
If it would look better as a map than a wall of text, it belongs here.
Capture Meet, Teams or Zoom live — or your own mic. Decisions, actions, questions and praise land as attributed cards while people talk. Nobody takes minutes; everybody stays present.
Think out loud. Half-formed thoughts land as greyed-out AI drafts that sharpen as you commit, and ✦ breaks any card open into its options, trade-offs and risks.
Upload notes or a PDF and watch dense material become a structure you can actually navigate — gaps surface as question cards instead of hiding on page nine.
Share your meeting tab's audio, use your mic — or import a Teams transcript, PDF or text file from a meeting that already happened.
Decisions, actions, questions, risks and praise land as linked cards, each attributed to a speaker. AI drafts stay greyed-out until someone commits.
One read-only link shares the finished map. Actions carry owners and checkboxes; the closing summary breaks down every person's contribution.
Every feature answers one question: what actually happened in that meeting — and who made it happen.
Diarized voices arrive as Speaker 1, 2, 3 — map each to a person once, and every card, tally and task follows their real name.
Live per-person tallies: cards contributed, tasks owned and done, praise given and received. Airtime made visible.
Recognition is a first-class card type, credited to its recipient — and rolls into the contribution summary at the end.
Tasks carry an assignee and a checkbox that persists. The follow-up email writes itself from the summary.
Spoken comparisons — prices, percentages, headcounts — become bar-chart cards automatically.
Scrub the timeline to watch the map take shape, share a read-only link, or export the whole session to Markdown.
Export the transcript from Microsoft Teams (.vtt), or bring any PDF or text file — TalkGraph plots the key points, decisions and owners exactly as if it had been in the room. Then keep working: answer the open questions, ✦ expand the important cards, and generate the closing summary with everyone's contributions.