tl;dv

tl;dv is an AI-powered meeting transcription and summarization platform that automatically records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings to generate actionable insights and improve meeting productivity. Meetings consume significant professional time yet most meeting insights and decisions disappear after the meeting ends. Attendees rely on manual note-taking which is incomplete and distracting, creating friction between listening and documenting. tl;dv addresses this insight loss through AI that automatically transcribes meetings, generates summaries capturing key decisions and action items, and extracts insights supporting better decision-making. The platform integrates with video conferencing platforms providing automatic recording and transcription without manual intervention.

How It Works

Implementing tl;dv begins by installing the extension for your video conferencing platform—Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or others. When you enable recording, tl;dv automatically captures the meeting, transcribes audio in real-time, and generates summaries. After the meeting, you receive comprehensive transcripts with speaker identification and searchable content. AI-generated summaries capture key topics discussed, decisions made, action items with owners, and follow-ups needed. You can search across meetings to find previous discussions or decisions.

Core Features

Automatic Meeting Recording and Transcription records meetings and generates accurate transcripts. AI-Powered Summarization creates concise summaries of key discussions and decisions. Action Item Extraction identifies and tracks follow-ups and assignments. Speaker Identification attributes statements to specific speakers. Search and Retrieval enables searching across meeting transcripts. Decision Tracking documents decisions made during meetings. Integration with Productivity Tools connects with calendars and task management.

Who This Is For

Busy professionals attending numerous meetings seeking to capture discussions and decisions, managers coordinating teams needing meeting documentation, distributed teams ensuring all members access meeting information, sales teams tracking customer conversations, customer success teams documenting client interactions, and any organization relying on meetings for coordination and decision-making.