Feature Ideas

Rather than having to assign names to attendees for each instance of a meeting, enable the labelling of voices to persist across meeting summaries. Krisp.AI does this and I find it very useful when capturing online meetings in Teams.

Idea from Richard Middlebrook in beta group: Is there a way to use headphones during calls that record both sides of the conversation?

A desktop app that can record online meetings (such as Zoom/MS Teams/Google Meet) or audio and video played on the computer.

Unused minutes from one month should be transfered to another month. Next month those minutes should be used at first. thank you :)

• Synchronization via API • Integration with other services • Increased efficiency and ease of working with materials

Allow someone who is paying premium chatgpt cost to link their tokens or somwthing so they can get more transcriptions. I would be willing to pay a reasonable inbetween cost but I already pay for a LLM u use

I am a college student and there are many times in class when we do a group activity in the middle of lecture then we go back to lecture and it would be nice to be able to pause so activities like that wouldn't be recorded, then you could resume after. This could maybe be done by a single press of the button, then there could be a short vibration, like half the start recording vibration, then when you push to resume, you could get a double quick vibration to let you know it's resumed, these actions would only work during recording, but it would be very nice.

I sometimes don't know something will be important, and by the time i remember it's important time has passed... so what if it recorded all the time, and when i know i forgot to record something important, it can be recalled either with scroll of time or with bookmark pushed option, and only selected voice needs to be ai transcribed and all that. please make this work!! Ketan

First, a related request: It would be incredibly useful to be able to scrub through the audio using the transcript timestamps on Web (as is already possible in the mobile app). Second, another level above that would be integrating the timestamps into the summaries (i.e. to identify which part of the summary is referring to which part of the transcript). It'd allow users to dive into more detail much more quickly, where needed, if these timestamps were clickable and linked to their specific points in the audio.

Dear Plaud AI Team, First of all, I’d like to thank you for the great work you’re doing with Plaud AI. The app is an incredibly useful tool for managing and structuring meeting insights. I’d love to suggest an improvement that would make it even more powerful: adding a dedicated “To-Do List” tab where users can centralize all their assigned tasks. Ideally, this feature would allow users to: • Manually add tasks that arise during meetings. • Automatically collect action points extracted from different meeting summaries. • Have a consolidated view of all ongoing and upcoming tasks across various topics and reports. Currently, action points are embedded within each meeting summary, making it difficult to track them across multiple meetings. A unified task management view would greatly enhance productivity by providing a clear, structured overview of all responsibilities. I believe this feature would add significant value to users who rely on Plaud AI for efficient meeting follow-ups. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this! Best regards,

i’m sure the technical community would love this! Being able to pipe in automatically into the model of my choice as well as further into Slack or really anywhere after that once those integrations are built.

You can automatically sync transcriptions, summary results, to-do items, and more to various SaaS platforms. such as: note-taking apps like Notion and OneNote, calendar services like Google Calendar and Outlook, cloud storage solutions like Google Drive and Dropbox.

idea from 王頌然 in beta group: Would there be a possibility that we could upload photos (with timestamp) for GPT 4o or Claude 3.5 to better summarize conversation with presented slides or concerned environment?