All videos

Step 1 Upload a meeting recording

Step 2 It is transcribed and summarised by itself

Step 3 Accept the names people said about themselves

Step 4 Create formal minutes, sharpened by the agenda

Step 5 Every item quotes the words it came from

Step 6 Approve the follow-ups onto the list

Step 7 Give them dates and follow them through

Step 8 Approve the minutes; the version is locked

Step 9 Follow every action through in the Action Centre

Step 1 Upload a meeting recording

Step 2 Transcript and summary, by themselves

Step 3 Formal minutes, backed by what was said

Step 4 Follow-ups become tracked actions

Step 1 Record a call on this computer, no bot needed

Step 2 Share your screen with its sound

Step 3 The call and your microphone, heard apart

Step 4 Stop when the meeting ends

Step 5 Then name it and transcribe it

Step 1 Record the room with one tap

Step 2 The bars show it can hear everyone

Step 3 Pause and carry on whenever you need

Step 4 Stop, and it is prepared on your device

Step 5 Check it, name it, and transcribe it

Step 1 Send Yaumiyya to join an online meeting

Step 2 Paste the link; it knows the platform

Step 3 Choose the minutes language and a time limit

Step 4 See what it costs before it joins

Step 5 Send it, and let it in when it knocks

Step 1 Start a new meeting from a recording

Step 2 Choose the file; it is prepared on your device

Step 3 See the price, then give it a name

Step 4 Transcribe; you can leave the page

Step 5 The summary and transcript arrive by themselves

Step 1 Long silences are found for you

Step 2 See every silence on the waveform

Step 3 Hear the result before you use it

Step 4 Shorter audio, fewer credits

Step 1 The summary, ready when the transcript is

Step 2 Concerns, issues and suggestions it raised

Step 3 Share it wherever your team talks

Step 4 Download it as PDF, Word or a calendar invite

Step 1 Yaumiyya heard people introduce themselves

Step 2 Accept a name with one tap

Step 3 Fix a misspelt speaker everywhere at once

Step 4 Correct a word in a line

Step 5 It saves by itself

Step 1 Pick the template that fits the meeting

Step 2 Add the agenda to sharpen the minutes

Step 3 Create the minutes

Step 4 A formal draft, laid out by the template

Step 5 Every item quotes the words it came from

Step 6 Action items, each backed by what was said

Step 1 Add each speaker's role once

Step 2 Correct any detail in your own words

Step 3 Your wording is kept, and marked as yours

Step 4 Send the outcome as a follow-up email

Step 5 Print, save as PDF, or download Word

Step 1 The minutes are a draft until approved

Step 2 Submit them for approval

Step 3 Approved, versioned and fingerprinted

Step 4 The decision now has its register number

Step 1 The minutes found four follow-ups

Step 2 Approve them to put them on the list

Step 3 Give an action a due date

Step 4 Set how urgent it is

Step 5 Record progress as you go

Step 6 Follow every action in the Action Centre

Step 1 Every action from every meeting, in one list

Step 2 Filter by status or priority

Step 3 Discuss it in Activity; everything is kept

Step 4 And see what others owe you

Step 1 Every approved decision, in one register

Step 2 Search by what was decided

Step 3 Open one to see its status and history

Step 4 It keeps the words it came from

Step 1 File a meeting into its series

Step 2 Every series in one place

Step 3 The series keeps its meetings together

Step 4 Open actions carry from meeting to meeting

Step 1 Ask about one meeting, a series, or everything

Step 2 Ask in your own words, Dhivehi or English

Step 3 An answer that shows where it came from

Step 1 A letter or an email, in Dhivehi or English

Step 2 Draw on what a meeting decided

Step 3 Say what it should say

Step 4 A draft to check, then copy or download

Step 1 Add a document to your Library

Step 2 It is read once, then it is ready

Step 3 Read it here, section by section

Step 4 Ask about it; answers cite the page

Step 1 Look up any Dhivehi word, free

Step 2 Meanings in Dhivehi, with English beside them

Step 3 Type it in Thaana or in Latin letters

Step 4 Open it from any page

Step 1 Your meetings, with series kept as folders

Step 2 Search what was said, not just the titles

Step 3 Straight to the meeting

Step 1 What happened while you were away

Step 2 Choose which ones reach you

Step 1 Your name, as meetings and minutes show it

Step 2 Choose which notifications reach you

Step 3 See where your credits go

Step 4 Recordings on this device, and help

Step 1 A plan a month at a time, or a year

Step 2 Or buy credits once and keep them

Step 3 What Ask, drafts and edits cost