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Push call notes and next steps onto the opportunity.
Ask for thisNod hears the work, understands it, and — when you ask — creates the task in the tool you use. What we're still building is the last step: noticing when something doesn't get done. Here's how far along each part is. No dates, on purpose.
We'd rather build two things people use than six nobody asked for. What we build next is decided by who asks.
What people ask us for. Asking moves things.
Push call notes and next steps onto the opportunity.
Ask for thisBuilt, with access still gated.
Built and read-only. Public installation is awaiting directory approval.
See how it worksBuilt and read-only. Public installation is awaiting directory approval.
See how it worksIn progress now.
You said you'd close it today and it's still open. Nod should be the one to notice — and say so, to you or to whoever you're blocked on.
Nod creates tasks in Jira and Linear and pages in Notion today. The rest of the stack you connect is next.
Working today, in the app you can download.
Nod listens through your Mac. Nothing joins the call, and the audio is never stored.
See how it worksTopics, decisions, and who owes what — from every call, without taking notes.
See how it worksOne question, answered from every call, meeting, and voice note you have captured.
See how it worksSaved questions that run on a schedule and leave the report waiting before your first call.
See how it worksAsk Nod and it creates the task in Jira or Linear, or the page in Notion, through your own account.
See how it worksShare a folder or a single meeting with your team. Joining an organization shares nothing, and admins cannot open private meetings.
See how it worksOpt in and Nod reads the window you're working in, as text, so you can ask what you were doing.
See how it worksNotes come back in the language the meeting was held in, and switch when you do.
See how it worksSummary-only, revocable, and never the transcript.
See how it worksStart free on macOS, no card. Every conversation you capture today is one you can still ask about a year from now.