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Ask the meeting
what happened.

Answers from your own recordings, each citing the moment it came from so you can hear the sentence yourself. Follow-ups keep the thread; a draft of the follow-up email is one question away. Read-only, always.

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  • Answers cite the moment
  • Read-only, always
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Ask EchoPilot Q3 Board Review
What did we decide about pricing?
Pricing holds through Q4. Packaging is the lever instead: three packaging options go back to the board, one of them bundling onboarding.
21:1421:41
Who owns the follow-up?
Priya owns both: the packaging options doc, circulating Monday, and the Q4 forecast rebuild due Friday.
22:0222:31
Read-only. Every answer cites the moment it came from.

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Ask the recording
what you missed.

A recording should not become an archive you never open again. Ask answers questions about one meeting, a recurring series, or everything you have captured, and shows you the moment it used.

Answers with receipts
Every answer cites the recording and the moment behind it. Tap it and hear the sentence yourself.
Counts come from your data
“How many reminders this week?” is answered by querying your records, not summarising them. If the answer is zero, it says zero.
Narrow the scope first
Filter by kind, tag, date or recurring series. A filter that matches nothing returns an honest empty answer.
Read-only by design
Ask never creates, edits or sends anything. Ask it to create something and it hands the request to a card you review and approve.
Scope: Q3 Board Review Scripted demo
What did we decide about pricing, and who owns the follow-up?
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Pricing holds through Q4 and packaging is revisited instead. Priya owns the options document and said she would circulate it Monday.
Q3 Board Review · 21:14 Q3 Board Review · 22:02

Answers are pre-written for this sample meeting, not live AI. Citations jump to the transcript above.

Hear it for yourself

A real recording. Search it, press play, tap a line.

Real audio, sample meeting
Transcript

Every line knows
where it came from.

Search the transcript, step through the matches, and tap any line to hear that exact moment. The highlight follows the audio as it plays, so reading and listening stay together. The demo below is real: press play.

Speaker attribution isn't available for this recording. Showing the full transcript without speaker labels.

20:48So if we move the tier now, we reopen every renewal conversation we just closed. I'd rather hold.

21:14Agreed. We hold pricing. Packaging is the lever. Let's bring three packaging options back to the board.

22:02That works. I'll own the options doc and circulate it Monday, before the board sees it.

[ audio unavailable 24:10 – 26:40 ]

26:40Back to the hiring plan. Two engineering roles are still open against the old forecast.

Q3 Board ReviewTap any line to play from there 20:1027:19

Interactive demo A sample meeting with synthesized voices. Playback, search, and seeking are real.

Search that lands on the moment
Type a word, see how many times it was said, step through the matches. A four-hour transcript pages in as you read.
Audio and text stay together
Tap a line, a key point or a highlight to play from there. The highlight follows the audio: a reading aid accurate to the moment, not to the syllable.
Highlights you mark as it happens
During the meeting or from the transcript afterwards. Each one is a moment you can jump straight back to.
Speaker turns when the evidence supports them
Supported Pro meetings show timestamped speaker turns you can rename or merge. When attribution is unavailable, the transcript shows without labels and says so. No invented names.
3 Scopes: one meeting, a series, or everything
1 tap From an answer to the audio it came from
20 Questions a month on Free
0 Things Ask can create, edit or send
In depth

Ask EchoPilot, in depth.

The useful question after a meeting is rarely “what was said”. It is “did we decide anything”, “who agreed to do that”, “what was the number he quoted”. The answers are in the recording; finding them used to mean remembering roughly when, or reading the whole thing again.

What you can ask

Ask works across three scopes: one meeting, a recurring series, or everything you have recorded. The last one turns a pile of recordings into something you can query.

  • Decisions. What did we decide about the launch date?
  • Commitments. Who said they would send the contract, and by when?
  • Details. What was the figure quoted for the second phase?
  • Follow-ups. What is still open from last month’s reviews?
  • Context. Has this objection come up before?
  • Drafts. Inside one meeting, a follow-up email, a table of who committed to what, or an executive summary, each line grounded in the recording.
  • Understanding. What is this project? What are they trying to build? What was implied but never said? Ask reads the whole meeting, not just the lines that share words with your question.
  • Thinking. What is Drupal? What would you recommend? Draft the next-step plan. Ask answers these the way a capable assistant would, with the meeting as context, so you do not have to leave to keep thinking.

A follow-up question keeps the thread, so you narrow down without restating everything.

History

Conversations are kept automatically in History. Inside a meeting, History shows that meeting’s conversations; general Ask keeps its own history. Empty conversations stay out of the list. Start new conversation begins a fresh thread, and saved turns are available on your other signed-in devices. If history cannot be stored, Ask tells you.

Answers that show their evidence

Every claim about what was said cites the moment it came from. Tap the citation and the audio plays from there; a wrong answer is one tap from being caught. Ask keeps three kinds of statement apart: what the recording says, cited; what it implies, labelled as an inference and cited; and general knowledge, which is never dressed up as something the meeting said and carries no citation. If the recording does not contain a fact, Ask says so in a line and still gives you the best it can.

Read-only, by design

Ask never creates, edits or sends anything. It cannot add a task, message a colleague, change your minutes or touch an integration. The part of EchoPilot that acts is the action card, which shows exactly what it will do and waits for your confirmation, so you can ask anything without wondering what it might set in motion.

What it costs and where it runs

Free accounts get 20 Ask questions a month. Pro is unlimited, subject to fair use. Ask is on iPhone, Android and the web app. You can delete the Ask index at any time in Settings; your audio, transcripts and minutes are untouched.

What this does not claim

Ask EchoPilot. Read-only. Ask never creates, edits or sends anything.

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Meeting Minutes

The full flow: record, minutes, transcript, ask, actions.

Transcription

Timestamps, speaker turns, search and tap-to-play audio.

Meeting actions

Cards you approve before anything is created anywhere.

FAQ

Questions worth answering.

What is Ask EchoPilot?
Ask answers questions about one meeting, a recurring series, or everything you have recorded, and cites the moment it used. It understands a meeting as a whole, so it can explain what a project is even when nobody defined it, and it answers general questions too, keeping what the recording says separate from what it infers and from general knowledge. It is read-only: it never creates, edits, or sends anything. Free accounts get 20 questions a month; Pro is unlimited, subject to fair use. You can delete the Ask index at any time under Settings without deleting your recordings.
Can I search a transcript and hear that moment?
Yes. The transcript is searchable with match counts and next/previous stepping, every line carries a timestamp, and tapping a line plays the recording from there. The follow-along highlight tracks the audio closely; it is a reading aid rather than subtitle-grade timing.
How is my data handled?
Audio is transcribed and analysed to produce your minutes and action cards. We do not sell user data and do not use your content for advertising. Integrations are opt-in and their credentials are encrypted at rest. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
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Your next meeting can end with the work already drafted.

Install EchoPilot on the phone or the computer you already work on, record the next conversation you would otherwise try to remember, and read the minutes, the transcript and the drafted actions it gives you back.

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