The session ends. The write-up is ready.

AI notes turn a saved session into the document you actually need: a one-pager, meeting minutes, an earnings brief. It comes out in your language, whatever language was spoken.

What it is

Live captions carry you through the moment; AI notes take care of what comes after. When a session ends and its record is saved to your account, Newey can read the whole transcript and write it up as a finished document — so "what did we actually decide?" has an answer without replaying an hour in your head.

Every note is written in your interface language, no matter what language the session was in. Read it next to the transcript, edit it in place, copy it, or download it as Markdown — ready for your wiki, your docs, or the follow-up email.

A template for every kind of session

Each template reads the same session with a different lens — what it looks for and how it lays the note out is what sets it apart. You can create one note of each per session.

One-pager summary

The whole session on one page: what it was about, the main points, and what was left open. This is the default — and the one Newey can write automatically after every saved session.

Meeting minutes

Agenda, decisions, and action items — with owners and due dates wherever they were said out loud.

Business meeting record

Attendees, discussion by topic, agreements, the numbers that came up, and follow-ups.

Talk or keynote

The speaker's argument in order — key claims, examples, and audience questions.

Earnings call

Guidance, reported figures, management commentary, and the analyst Q&A — figures are quoted as spoken, not recalculated.

Interview or podcast

Who was speaking, the questions asked, and the most quotable answers.

News briefing

The headline, what happened, who is involved, and why it matters.

Film, drama or animation

The plot so far, the characters, the memorable lines, and terms worth remembering.

When to use it

Global meetings where the minutes should write themselves — decisions and action items included
Talks and lectures you'd rather keep as a clean digest than an hour of captions
Earnings calls and briefings where figures need to be captured exactly as spoken
Foreign-language films and dramas — keep the plot, the characters, and the memorable lines

How to use it

  1. Open a saved session record

    Finish a session as usual — if it's set to be saved, the record lands in your account. Open it from your dashboard.

  2. Switch to the [Notes] tab

    Next to the transcript you'll find [Notes]. Press [Create a note].

  3. Choose a note template

    Each template reads the same session with a different lens. You can create one of each — the note is ready moments later.

  4. Read, edit, download

    Edit the note in place, copy it, or download it as Markdown. Want the one-pager written for you every time? Turn on [Auto-generate after each session] in Settings.

Details & tips

Written in your language

Notes come out in the language you use Newey in — a Korean one-pager from an English keynote, or the other way around.

Faithful to the transcript

The note sticks to what was actually said. Anything the transcript doesn't support is left out rather than guessed, and numbers are quoted, not recalculated.

Original and translation, side by side

Saved sessions keep each spoken sentence paired with its translation, and notes read both — so names, terms, and figures survive the trip into the write-up.

Only what you chose to keep

Notes are written solely from sessions you chose to save — private and unsaved sessions are never stored, so there is nothing to summarize. The transcript is used only to write the note, and with end-to-end encryption on, the server stores your notes as ciphertext, just like your records.

Requirements & limitations

  • Notes are written from saved session records; a session that was private, empty, or not saved has nothing to summarize.
  • One note per template per session — delete a note to write it again as a fresh run.

Whatever you watch, whoever you talk to

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