Search your decisions, not just transcripts
Wisprnote AI turns every decision made in a meeting into a searchable record — with its date, owner, status, and the work it became. Far more useful than a folder of notes.
macOS app · Windows & Linux coming soon
Every decision becomes a structured record
Date & meeting
When the decision was made and the exact meeting it came from — one click back to the source.
Owner
Who is accountable, pulled from the conversation, so every decision has a name attached.
Related work
The Jira tickets and GitHub PRs linked to the decision, so you can see if it became real work.
Status
On track, done, drifted, or never ticketed — the state of the decision at a glance.
What a decision registry looks like
Illustrative — your real registry is built automatically from your meetings and connected tools.
| Decision | Date | Owner | Status | Linked to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch billing v2 on June 1 | Jun 3 | Priya | On track | PROJ-481 · PR #210 |
| Drop the legacy CSV importer | May 28 | Marcus | Done | PROJ-455 |
| Move to usage-based pricing | May 20 | Founder | Drifted | PROJ-470 (date slipped) |
| Hire two backend engineers | May 14 | Lin | No ticket | — |
A decision registry beats a pile of notes
Notes capture what was said. A decision registry captures what was decided — and keeps it accountable. Every decision has an owner, a status, and a link to the work it became, so "what did we agree, and did it happen?" is always answerable.
Because Wisprnote AI builds the registry across every meeting and connected tool, it doubles as an execution check: decisions that never became tickets, or that drifted from the plan, surface on their own.
Frequently asked questions
What is a decision registry?
A decision registry is a searchable record of every decision made across your meetings — each with its date, owner, status, the related tickets and PRs, and the meeting it came from. Wisprnote AI builds it automatically by extracting decisions from your meetings.
How is searching decisions different from searching transcripts?
Transcript search returns passages of conversation; the decision registry lets you search the decisions themselves — what was agreed, by whom, and whether it got done — which is usually what you actually need.
Does Wisprnote track whether a decision was completed?
Yes. By linking each decision to its Jira ticket and GitHub work, Wisprnote shows whether it's on track, done, drifted, or never became a ticket.
Turn decisions into a registry, not a memory.
Free to start on macOS. Windows & Linux coming soon.