Rake
the meeting scribeOne recording becomes a speaker-separated transcript and grounded meeting notes — the summary, the decisions, the action items, and the open questions — each traceable to exactly what was said. Built around Persian transcription and right-to-left review.
From recording to record
Meetings get recorded, then forgotten. Replaying the whole thing is slow, decisions go unwritten, and action items quietly lose their owners.
Rake turns a single audio or video meeting into a timestamped Persian transcript, with speakers separated, playback in place, and uncertainty marked where the audio is unclear.
Notes you can trust
Every note is grounded in what was actually said. The summary, decisions, action items, and open questions each trace back to the moment they came from.
Unsupported owners, deadlines, and decisions are dropped — never invented. Review only where it matters, then export.
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Upload one meeting
Drop in a single audio or video recording — no setup, no bots in the call.
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Speakers become a transcript
Voices are separated and timestamped into a Persian transcript, with playback and uncertainty markers where the audio is unclear.
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Grounded meeting notes
Summary, decisions, action items, and open questions — each anchored to what was said, with the unsupported left out.
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Review & export
Correct only if you need to, then export the transcript and every note as DOCX or TXT.
After the day's work, you rake. The tines separate what matters from the litter and draw the scattered into one tidy pile.
Rake combs an hour of talk into a speaker-separated record — gathering the decisions and actions, raking the unsupported away.