The client meeting ends. The write-up is already done.
Jurnie captures your meetings and writes up what comes next, in your team's format: the client follow-up, the minutes, the project status, the update in HubSpot or Jira. You check it, you send it.
Hi Sophie, thanks for today. What we agreed:
- Go-live moves to 25 August
- Pricing proposal by 25 June
- Status call every Thursday
Nothing gets lost between meetings.
The scope from kickoff, the blocker from last week, the contact from March: it's already in the email, the status report and the deal. No digging through old notes.
Hi Sophie,
Thanks for a good meeting today. Here is what we agreed:
- Go-live moves to 25 August, warehouse first.
“Let's move go-live to the 25th of August and give the warehouse team the summer.” Sophie, 12:04
- We send the pricing proposal by 25 June.
“You'll have the pricing proposal by the 25th of June.” Andrew, 31:40
- The proposal covers the 60 users you mentioned at kickoff.
“We're looking at about sixty users to start with.” Sophie, kickoff, 28 May
- Status call every Thursday at 10:00, from next week.
“Could we do a short status call every Thursday?” Sophie, 44:10
Best,
Andrew
This week
- Test environment ready; warehouse data loads on Monday.
- Office rollout stays after the summer.
Blocked
- Loading bay still needs power before 15 August; the landlord hasn't replied yet. James chases it.
“We still haven't heard back from the landlord about power for the loading bay.” Sophie, delivery call, 19 June
New in Jira
Maya Brooks · due 4 July
James Fraser
Decided
- Hire one more developer from August. Lisa owns it.
- The team day moves to 12 September.
Owners and dates
- Lisa: job post out by 1 July.
- Henry: book the venue by 15 July.
Back next time
- Budget for the new CRM: both quotes are in, the second about 10% lower.
“Our price comes in about ten percent under the quote you have.” Supplier call, 20 June
Stage: Lead → Qualified · 40 seats · decision in August
Named as the rollout contact in March, so added to the deal
“Karen runs operations, she's the one to talk to about rollout.” Nordlys, intro call, 3 March
You · due 2 July
Every line links to the meeting it came from. Nothing goes out until you say so.
Walk into the next meeting knowing where you left off.
Before you meet Lundvik again, Jurnie puts together a short brief: who's coming, what was said last time, and when you last talked. On Pro, what they've emailed since.
Between meetings, open any customer to see what Jurnie knows about them, who's involved, and the meetings you missed, even the ones where nobody said their name.
First of the weekly status calls Sophie asked for. Last time you moved go-live to 25 August, warehouse first, and promised the pricing proposal by 25 June.
6 meetings · last met 12 June
Since your last meeting about Lundvik
What Jurnie knows
Logistics customer. Go-live is 25 August, warehouse first, the office after. Sophie Hall decides; James Fraser handles the building and is waiting on the landlord for power to the loading bay.
Connections
Someone on your team already uses AI for meeting notes. You just don't know which one.
A notetaker app here, the Teams transcript there, handwritten notes pasted into ChatGPT. You can't see where those meetings end up: in private accounts nobody else can search, on AI models nobody approved.
One tool for everyone. A space for each team.
It usually starts with whoever meets clients most. Then project leads and management join, and each team shares its meetings in its own space. When Andrew is on holiday, Maya can see everything Lundvik was promised.
A meeting is private to the person who captured it until they share it.
Works with the tools you already use.
Jurnie joins the call, reads your calendar and puts the follow-up where your team works. And you can ask about any meeting from Claude or ChatGPT.
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Zoom
Microsoft Teams
Google Meet
Webex
Google Calendar
Outlook Calendar
HubSpot
Pipedrive
Jira and Confluence
Google Docs and Drive- Claude
- ChatGPT
- and more
The questions teams ask before they switch.
Which languages does it understand?
Over 100 languages, including meetings that switch halfway through. It writes back in the language you work in.
Danish, Swedish, Norwegian and English, and Slovak, German, French, Dutch and over 100 more.
Decided:
- We hire one more developer from August. Lisa owns it. 08:12
- The team day moves to 12 September. 41:30
Where does our data go, and which AI reads it?
It stays in the EU. Your meetings are stored in Ireland, and the AI that writes your drafts runs there too. Jurnie is a Danish company.
Will a bot join our calls?
No bot has to. The desktop app captures Teams, Zoom or Meet from your own computer, and the phone app captures meetings in the room. Prefer a bot? It can join instead, so everyone in the call sees it. Nothing is sent to anyone until you send it.
Can we use it from Claude?
Yes. Connect Jurnie once and the Claude you already use answers from your team's meetings, with the meeting each answer came from. ChatGPT works too.
Or ask in Jurnie itself: what was decided, by whom, and in which meeting.
Used by teams like yours.
Most of my meetings are in Swedish or Danish, and Jurnie handles both, on my computer and in the meeting room. When the meeting ends, the write-up is already there, and I just send the customer the decisions.
Jurnie keeps things simple and allows us to focus on the meeting instead of taking notes. The custom templates make our summaries exactly how we want them at Krinova, and save us a ton of time.
What I love most about Jurnie is that it works seamlessly without disrupting our meetings. Jurnie takes notes in the background and we can focus on the conversation.
Simple pricing, per seat.
Every 14-day trial includes everything in Pro. No credit card required.
Core
Every meeting written up in your own format, and searchable for the whole team.
- Capture on desktop and phone, with a meeting bot, or from an uploaded audio file
- Notes and minutes in your own templates
- A shared space for each team, with access control
- Ask across all your meetings
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT, if you want to
Pro
Jurnie also reads your email, drafts what comes next and updates your tools.
- Everything in Core
- Gmail or Outlook in your briefs and answers
- Drafts the follow-up email and status report
- Updates HubSpot, Pipedrive, Jira and other tools, with your approval
- Meetings synced to your CRM
Enterprise
For organisations with procurement, IT or deployment requirements.
- Everything in Pro
- API for your own systems
- Runs on your own servers
- Your own AI provider account
- Security review and custom data terms
Before you roll it out.
Isn't this just a notetaker?
It starts as one: notes and minutes in your own format, with or without a bot. Then it goes further: the follow-up, the status report and the update in your tools, waiting for your approval.
Does anything get sent without me?
No. Jurnie drafts the follow-up and you send it. Nothing changes in your tools until you approve.
Does Jurnie read our email?
Only if you connect it, on Pro, and only yours. Jurnie reads it to prepare your meetings and answer your questions. Your colleagues never see what it read. On a work Microsoft 365 account, your IT approves Jurnie once.
Can each team use its own format?
Yes. Start from one of our formats or describe your own in two sentences: a client follow-up, a status report, minutes, a case note. Updates to HubSpot, Pipedrive, Jira or your case system wait for your approval.
Who can see a meeting?
Only the person who captured it, until they share it with a colleague or a teamspace.
Does it work for meetings in a room?
Yes. Put your phone on the table. It keeps capturing with the screen locked, and if there's no signal it uploads when you're back. Already have an audio file? Upload it and you get the same write-up.
Can we delete a meeting?
Yes. Delete a meeting and it's gone, for you and everyone it was shared with.
Do I need consent?
Tell the people in the meeting that you're capturing it, the way you would if you took notes. What's required depends on your country and who you meet; the help center covers the basics.
Your next meeting could be the last one you write up by hand.
Discussed
- Not much: you came straight here. Fair enough.
Action items
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