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Meeting Notes Prompt Builder

Turns a transcript into whatever the meeting actually needed — decisions, an action list, a recap email, formal minutes or a one-paragraph brief. Pick the meeting type and the output, add the attendees and the terms your transcription mangles, and it writes the prompt.

Names and roles. This is how the model attributes actions correctly instead of writing "the team will".

Transcripts mangle proper nouns. Listing them here fixes most of it.

Prompt


      
Paste the transcript at the end, after the prompt. If it is very long, split it into chunks and tell the model which chunk it is seeing ("part 2 of 4, do not summarise until I say so").

    

  


  
Nothing leaves your browser. No transcript is uploaded here — this builds the prompt, you take it to your model.







How it works


    

  • Eight meeting types, each with its own guidance on what matters in that kind of meeting.
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  • Six output shapes, from a table of actions to a ready-to-send email.
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  • Attendee names with roles are what stop ‘the team will follow up’ and produce a named owner.
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  • Every generated prompt forbids attributing an action to someone who did not accept it.
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What it does not do


Every tool on this site says this plainly, because a tool that pretends to do more than it does costs you more than it saves.


    

  • It builds the prompt; the transcript goes to your model, not here.
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  • Nothing can fix a transcript that missed the crucial ten minutes.
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  • Formal minutes have legal requirements in some settings — check yours.
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Nothing you type here leaves your browser


There is no account, no server and no logging. The whole tool is JavaScript running on your own machine — close the tab and it is gone. You can check: open your browser’s network tab and use it.




Questions people ask




What is the best prompt for meeting notes?
One that names the meeting type, the attendees with roles, who reads the output, and the shape you want back. Those four turn a recap into something actionable.




How do I handle a transcript that is too long?
Split it, label each part, extract decisions and actions from each, then summarise from the extracts rather than the raw text.







    

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    Meetings & Notes
    

    Transcripts into decisions, actions and owners — without the invented commitments.
    

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    Project Management
    

    Plans, status updates, risk registers and retros that are not just a restated backlog.
    

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Free, no sign-up. Last updated 18 September 2026.