The call ends. Then comes the second job: remembering the decisions, figuring out who promised what, and turning it all into something actionable. I built Pure Brief AI to make that hand-off easier. I'm the developer. It's a native Mac app that turns meeting audio into transcripts, summaries and next steps. Be present in the conversation. Leave with a plan you can check. Keep the decisions without replaying the entire call. Get tasks with owners, deadlines and the original words behind them. Ask questions about a meeting and inspect the supporting transcript lines. Send the tasks you choose to Apple Reminders, with their meeting context. That source quote matters. The app checks it against the transcript before accepting a task, so you're not left wondering where the commitment came from. AI can still get things wrong; the evidence is there for you to review. Transcription and AI notes run on your Mac by default. No bot joins the call. Standard is a one-time purchase. Launch offer: $10 once for the first 100 paid Standard purchases across all channels, then $49. One Mac; applicable tax extra. No Standard subscription. Try it on your next meeting: 30 days free, without payment details (email verification required). A trial doesn't reserve the launch price. See Pure Brief AI and start your trial Requires Apple Silicon and macOS 15+. Models download initially; licence checks need occasional internet access, with up to 14 days offline between successful checks. Optional cloud transcription is opt-in with your own ElevenLabs key. Reminders export is one-way and follows your list's sync settings. The film uses real app captures and a fictional meeting with synthesized speech. It shows an edited workflow, not processing speed. What takes longer for you after a meeting: finding a decision, confirming an owner, or getting the tasks into your actual workflow?   submitted by   /u/Miserable_Bird5822 [link]   [comments]