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The one taking notes is the only one not listening.
Pocket is a small recorder that clips to the back of your phone. Set it on the table, press once, and the summary, the decisions and who is doing what land on your phone before you sit back down.
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You agreed to something in the last five minutes.
It isn't in your notes. It's in theirs.
Two weeks later nobody agrees what was decided, and you're the one who was supposed to have it.
You had the follow-up question. You never asked it. You were still writing down the answer to the last one.
None of that is a memory problem.
Nobody can write and listen at the same time.
One meeting, start to finish.
A real meeting, recorded by the Pocket team with everyone's OK.
10:02
You press the button once. That's the setup. It goes on the table and listens to the room, not just to you.
10:03 to 10:49
Nobody is typing. You ask the follow-up you'd normally miss. Someone changes their mind halfway through; that's in the record too.
10:49
The meeting ends. You press the button again and walk back to your desk anxiety free.
10:52
The summary is on your phone before you sit down. What was decided, who is doing what, and the one thing left open.
10:53
The to-dos land in your task app. You send the recap to the four people who were there, so what was agreed is written down somewhere other than your head.
Forty-seven minutes of meeting. Three minutes later the recap was out.
You didn't write a word, and you can check any line against the recording.
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Your phone stops recording when your phone rings.
Someone calls you and it stops. The battery warning kills it. Or it was face down at the far end of the table and got the person next to it and nobody else. Meeting bots cover the video calls and announce themselves to everyone on the line. The conversation in a room, in a car, on a phone call: those are the ones that get lost.
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A meeting around a table
A call on your phone
A call comes in mid-recording
Where your attention is
Ten minutes after it ends
What it costs
The whole room, up to about 50 feet in a normal room
Both sides, no speakerphone
Keeps recording. Your phone isn't involved
On the meeting
A summary, the decisions and the to-dos
$129, once
Recording on your phone
Whoever sat nearest the phone
Depends on the phone and where you live
The recording stops or pauses
On whether it's still recording
A recording you'll never play back
Nothing
Notes bot in a video call
What you managed to write
You can't talk and write
You stop writing
On the page
You retype your notes
The half you didn't catch
Pocket has one job
It has two studio microphones for the room and a contact microphone for calls, 64 GB of storage on the device, and a battery that lasts days. It records with no signal and syncs when your phone is back. Then the app does the writing.
Four people who used to be the ones taking the notes.
By the end of week one you stop bringing a notebook.
Day 1
You press the button in your first meeting and get a summary you didn't write. You'll read the transcript once out of curiosity. Then you'll stop reading transcripts and just read the summaries.
End of Week 1
You stop bringing a notebook. You ask more questions in meetings because you're not writing down the answer to the last one.
After a Month
Recaps go out within minutes. You have a searchable record of every conversation you chose to keep. Someone asks "what did we agree?" and you know.
There's a conversation today you'd rather not lose.
Press the button on that one.
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