8 months of listening.
Before one line of code.
2,400+ threads. Zero building.
We read Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News. No pitching — just absorbing every complaint, workaround, and wish from real people in real meetings.
One pattern kept repeating.
People don't struggle to record meetings anymore. They struggle to remember decisions, retrieve context, and track commitments weeks later. That was our focus.
First prototype. Users hated it.
"Too many features," said every tester. We threw it away and rebuilt around a single principle: every feature must earn its place in under 3 seconds.
Meeting Memory — our killer feature.
We built what no competitor had: intelligence across meetings. Recurring topics, unresolved threads, what changed, open commitments. Decisions that actually stick.
Beta launch. Real users. Real feedback.
Nonprofits, startups, schools, government orgs. Then Aria — a persistent AI assistant with long-term memory. Then smart search. Then shareable briefs. Then we launched — free, forever.