Every meeting, on the record.
Spreix sends a notetaker into your Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls. When the call ends you have a transcript with speakers named, and the parts that matter written down: what was decided, who owns what, by when, and what could go wrong. Each item keeps the quote it came from.
The transcript becomes the minutes, one marked sentence at a time.
The call is transcribed as it happens, with speakers named from the calendar invite. A decision is marked where it was said. An action item gets an owner and a due date. A risk raised in passing is not lost. Every item keeps its quote.
SaraLet's start with the pricing page. Are we still aiming for the seventh?
DanielThe copy isn't ready and the annual plan still needs a decision from finance.
SaraOkay, so we're agreed: ship the new pricing page on the 14th, not the 7th.
DanielWorks for me. I'll send the annual-plan copy to Sara by Thursday.
RaviOne thing before we close. Rupee invoicing isn't confirmed, and the India launch depends on it.
SaraNoted. Let's put that in the record and pick it up on Monday.
A record, not just a recording.
Spreix reads the whole conversation and writes down what a careful note-taker would, keeping the quote and timestamp each item came from so anyone can check it.
Decisions
What the group actually agreed, separated from what was only discussed, with the moment it was said.
Action items
Each one with an owner, a priority, a due date when one was said, and the sentence it came from.
Risks and blockers
Flagged with how serious they sound and the evidence quote, so a concern raised in passing doesn't get lost.
Meeting minutes
A short executive summary, the key points, and a table of actions with owners, written the way minutes should read.
Speakers, by name
Names come from the calendar invite. Rename anyone once and the change sticks. See how long each person spoke.
Your vocabulary
Add product names, customers and jargon for your workspace so they're spelled right in every transcript.
Nobody on the call has to take notes.
Connect a calendar once. From then on, the meetings you choose get a notetaker, and the notes arrive when the call ends.
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Pick the meetings
Connect Google or Microsoft calendar and choose which meetings get a notetaker. Or paste a meeting link, or upload a recording you already have (up to 500 MB).
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The notetaker joins, visibly
It enters Google Meet or Microsoft Teams as a participant, under a name you choose, and posts a note in the chat that the meeting is being recorded.
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The record is ready
Transcript, summary, action items, decisions and risks are on the meeting page. Share it with a link that can expire or be revoked, or export it.
Ask what was said, months later.
Everything you record adds to what you can look up. Answers point back to the exact moment, so you can check every answer against what was said.
Answers with citations
Ask a question about one meeting or a whole project. Every statement in an answer links to the speaker, the timestamp and the words they used, and anything Spreix cannot back with a source is marked unverified.
Projects that remember
Group meetings into a project and Spreix keeps a map of the people, decisions and topics in it, updated as you meet.
Search everything
One search box covers meeting titles, transcripts, projects and documents.
Sharing
Nothing is public until someone creates a share link. Links can expire after a chosen number of days and can be revoked at any time.
Exports
Minutes as PDF or Word; Markdown, JSON and CSV for docs, scripts and spreadsheets; SRT and VTT subtitles for the recording.
Your data leaves with you
Export everything Spreix holds about you as one file, or delete your account, stored recordings included.
Build on your meeting record.
The REST API lists meetings, reads transcripts and action items, searches across them, and sends a notetaker to a call, with an API key that acts with your role and can be revoked at any time.
The Spreix MCP server lets Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients search your meetings, read transcripts, pull action items and schedule a notetaker. Signed webhooks tell your systems when a meeting is analysed.
# what an MCP client sees list_meetings meetings you can read get_transcript corrected transcript, speakers named search_meetings across titles and transcripts get_action_items owner, due date, evidence quote get_insights decisions and risks get_project_context the project's people and topics schedule_bot send a notetaker to a call
Send Spreix to your next meeting.
A free tier plus paid plans. Prices and what each plan includes are in the app. Companion apps for phones and desktops are in preview.