Use cases / Founders & managers
Write the update you keep putting off
Most of a manager's job is writing things down: updates, feedback, decisions, answers. Talking makes it quicker to get them out.
Workflows
Examples of what you'd say and what ends up in the text field.
Weekly updates
Talk through the week in the doc or channel where it goes.
“This week we shipped the new onboarding flow, hired our second support person, and pushed the pricing change to next month”
This week we shipped the new onboarding flow, hired our second support person, and pushed the pricing change to next month.
Feedback
Specific feedback is long. Say it instead of shortening it.
“The demo was strong. Next time I'd start with the customer problem before the product, it took a while to see why it mattered”
The demo was strong. Next time I'd start with the customer problem before the product; it took a while to see why it mattered.
Decisions
Write down what was decided and why, right after the meeting.
“We're going with the annual plan only for enterprise, because procurement needs a fixed contract”
We're going with the annual plan only for enterprise, because procurement needs a fixed contract.
Inbox
Clear replies between meetings.
“Sounds good, let's do Tuesday at ten, I'll send the invite”
Sounds good, let's do Tuesday at 10. I'll send the invite.
Useful features
Works in any app
Docs, email, chat, project tools.
Growth plan
Seats for the team on one invoice, with seats added or removed anytime.
On-device transcription
Audio from your conversations about the company stays on your computer.
Try it on your own computer
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