MissionLog records your screen and meetings when you ask it to. Later, ask it anything — and see exactly where each answer came from.
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Hold the Northwind renewal until Q4.
Maria · Ops call · Sep 15, 2:32 pmTraced to the exact momentPress ⌘⇧M (Ctrl+Shift+M on Windows), or say yes when a meeting starts. MissionLog captures:
“You’re in control of the record button. It’s a work tool, not surveillance.”
Recordings don’t just get dumped into an AI. Every fact is checked against what was actually said or shown:
“If the AI tries to invent a detail or fudge a number, it’s rejected before it’s ever saved.”
Press ⌘J anywhere and ask in plain English:
Every answer comes with an evidence card: the fact, the exact words, and the moment on screen it came from.
Every answer is built from the bottom up, so you can always trace it back down to the moment it came from. Click a layer to see what it holds.
“Let’s hold the renewal until Q4. I want the new pricing on the table first.”
Stays on your computer, and is never rewritten.
Northwind renewal call
Every session has a clear start and end. Nothing outside it is captured.
Northwind renewal on hold until Q4.
“Let’s hold the renewal until Q4. I want the new pricing on the table first.”
“Northwind”, “the freight deal” and the Q4 contract are recognised as one thing.
3 decisions, 5 promises, 1 open question.
14 sessions · 2 days not recorded
Every line in a summary links back down to a checked fact.
Something from last year is as easy to find as something from this morning. Old memories don’t get blurry.
When a fact changes, the old version is kept with its dates, so you can ask what was true in March.
Your memory is private to you. With Enterprise, facts you choose can be shared with your team, and permissions always apply.
Most AI summaries give you pleasant-sounding paragraphs. When someone asks, “Where did we agree to that?”, you’re stuck rewatching an hour-long recording.
With MissionLog, every sentence can be traced back to who said it, what they said word for word, and what was on the screen.
“Supplier renewal moved to Q4 while pricing is renegotiated.”
“Let’s hold the renewal until Q4. I want the new pricing on the table first.”
Nothing joins your Zoom or Google Meet as an extra guest. MissionLog listens right on your computer, with two separate tracks:
So every line in the transcript is labelled with who actually said it, even when people talk over each other.
YouCan the shipment leave before Friday?
Supplier · AnaYes, as long as customs clears it by Wednesday.
Supplier · RajI’ll confirm with the port tomorrow morning.
The biggest danger with AI at work isn’t an assistant that forgets. It’s one that confidently makes something up, and someone acts on it.
So Argo, the assistant inside MissionLog, follows three rules:
I have no evidence for that. I checked 84% of your meetings from Aug 1–15 and found no approval.
“Yes, the board approved it on Aug 9.”
Recording, transcription and search all happen on your computer. When you’re back online, MissionLog quietly catches up on its own.
Pick a skill before or after you record, or write your own in plain English. The same recording can become a sales recap, an interview scorecard or a demo log.
Pull every commitment we made to investors this quarter, with the date and who said it. Flag anything we haven’t delivered yet.
Every “I’ll send that over” becomes a to-do, with who, when, and a link to the moment it was said. Tick it off here, or send it to the tool your team already uses.
After each call, get honest feedback only you can see: how much you talked, the questions you asked, and where a pause would have helped.
Try this next time: budget came up at minute 38. Asking about it in the first ten minutes would have saved the second call.
It joins meetings from your calendar, sends to-dos to where your team tracks work, and posts summaries where people will actually read them.
Records the calls you choose, straight from your schedule.
Approved to-dos land where your team already works.
Summaries and deal recaps go to the people who need them.
Every item it sends carries a link back to the moment it came from. Nothing is sent without your approval.
“Three weeks ago I spent four hours fixing a tricky bug. When it came back, I didn’t start from scratch. I pressed ⌘J, asked what I changed last time, and it took me straight to the screen where I fixed it.”
“I’m on calls with suppliers all day. Every promise — delivery dates, prices, quantities — is captured in their exact words. When a shipment slips, I can show what was agreed, and when.”
“Before a board meeting I ask what we committed to last quarter. I get a short list, each item linked to the meeting where we said it. No digging through notes, no relying on memory.”
Your recordings and questions are never used to train AI models. Ever.
Screen video and audio never leave your machine. Only the checked facts are stored.
Password managers, private browsing and banking sites pause recording automatically.
Passwords, access keys and card numbers are scrubbed out before anything is saved.
Remove a session and everything learned from it is gone within 24 hours.
Enterprises can run MissionLog entirely inside their own network. Nothing leaves your walls.
Everyone knows when they’re being recorded. Personal details stay out of your summaries. And anyone can ask to be forgotten.
This meeting is recorded by MissionLog for notes. Reply opt out and your voice won’t be kept.
Before a recorded meeting, MissionLog nudges you to tell people. It can add a line to the invite, post a notice in the meeting chat, and keep a recording badge on screen. Anyone can opt out, and their voice is left out.
Call Ana on +91 98200 41177 or email ana@northwind.co.
The card ending 4242 · exp 09/28 was charged twice.
Call Ana on [phone] or email [email].
Phone numbers, emails, addresses, ID and card numbers are detected and removed from summaries and memory before anything is saved or shared. Your raw recording never leaves your computer.
When someone asks to be forgotten, MissionLog finds them across recordings, facts, summaries and shared memory, and removes them within 24 hours. Every deletion is logged so you can prove it happened.
The free tier isn’t a worse version. It’s a shorter one. What changes is how far back you can ask — never how accurate the answer is.
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English runs on your computer, so it’s free. Conversations that switch between languages need a cloud model, so they’re an add-on.
We’d rather charge for it than quietly get it wrong.
No. Absolutely not. It records only when you press ⌘⇧M, click “Start session”, or say yes to a meeting — and it stops the moment you end it. It’s a tool you choose to use, not background surveillance.
Never. When MissionLog uses an AI model in the cloud, the provider is contractually barred from storing or training on your data. Your screen recordings and audio never leave your computer — only the checked facts drawn from them.
Yes, by design. Before a recorded meeting, MissionLog prompts you to notify everyone. It can add a notice to the invite and post one in the meeting chat, and a recording badge stays visible. Anyone can opt out, and their voice isn’t kept.
Yes. MissionLog has native apps for Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows. The shortcuts are ⌘⇧M and ⌘J on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+M and Ctrl+J on Windows.
No. Install it, press record, and ask questions in plain English. It’s built for anyone whose work happens in meetings, documents and dashboards — engineers, operations teams and executives alike.
It keeps working. Recording, transcription and search all run on your computer. When you’re back online, it catches up automatically.
Note-takers only hear what people say — and people are often vague or optimistic. MissionLog sees the screen too. If someone says “the shipment left” while the tracker on screen says “delayed”, MissionLog keeps both, so you know what was actually true.
For engineers, operators and leaders who need to know what was actually said and decided. Free on your computer. Invite only for now.
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