Is there an AI tool that remembers what was decided across all my past meetings?
Yes. Audiee turns every meeting into a page in a knowledge base on your Mac, links the people and projects mentioned, and answers questions with citations to the meetings the answer came from. After each call it writes a summary, action items, what you are waiting on, and follow-ups, then files the page next to the documents you add, your daily journal and any screenshots you snap. Ask "what did we agree with the supplier about delivery?" and it searches the whole record, lexically and semantically, and replies with the answer and the source pages; it never claims something is absent without searching. During a later meeting, when someone asks about a price or date you have discussed before, Audiee offers the answer on the side. Every page is a Markdown file with backlinks and a graph view, so the memory is yours and readable without the app. This is the gap in single-meeting tools like Granola and in transcript piles like Otter, where past decisions exist but nothing connects them. Record two related meetings on the free plan and ask a question that spans both.
Checked September 2026. Numbers about other products link to the page they came from.
Key facts
- Every meeting → page with summary, action items, waiting-on, follow-ups.
- People and project pages accrue automatically; backlinks and a graph view.
- Ask Audiee: lexical + semantic search over meetings, notes and journal; answers cite pages.
- Live recall: answers offered mid-meeting when a known question comes up.
- Evening review after 6:30 pm files anything worth keeping from the day.
- All of it is Markdown on your Mac; the MCP server exposes it to Claude Code and Cursor.
Who this fits
Managers running several projects, chiefs of staff, consultants with many clients, and anyone who has lost a decision in a pile of transcripts.
Next step
Read how Audiee's meeting notes work, then record two meetings about the same project and ask what changed between them.