Extract promises and commitments from a call instead of trusting a recap. Upload the recording. Lines that sound like “I will,” “we will,” “I’m going to,” “we’re going to,” or “I promise” are listed with the exact words and the time. When analysis can ground it, a row can also show who, what, and a spoken date. You can download a short proof clip for each row. Vague “we should” talk is not treated as a promise.
Useful for Freelancers, agencies, buyers, founders
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Upload one recording. We list clear spoken commitments with times.
After a call, someone says that is not what they said. This ledger is not a meeting recap. It looks for commitment language in the transcript. “I’ll send the contract Friday” is in. “We should think about a contract” is out. A who/what/when field is only kept if it can be tied back to the actual line. Speaker identity is whatever was spoken or left blank — we do not guess “the client” from the voice. Empty lists stay empty. This is a checkable record, not a contract and not legal advice.
Freelancers, agencies, buyers, and founders who need a checkable record of what was agreed on a call.
You need tonight’s email to match the tape. Upload the kickoff. “I’ll send the contract Friday” becomes a row with the quote, the time, and a clip. You paste the quote, not a paraphrase. If nobody used commitment language, you get an empty ledger instead of invented tasks.
A supplier said they would ship. Upload that call. “We will ship” / “we’re going to ship” style lines are listed with any spoken date on the same grounded line. You can play the clip before you argue from memory. Hedges like “we might be able to” should not appear as promises.
Before the next customer call, upload last week’s file. See the commitments you actually spoke. If this week’s story changed, compare the two recordings instead of stretching this ledger into a diff.
An agency uploads a 32-minute kickoff. Two lines match commitment language and ground to the transcript. A “we should” aside is left off. Illustrative ledger:
Maya — send the contract · when: Friday 12:04 “I’ll send the contract Friday.” We — freeze the scope · when: after this call 27:18 “We are going to freeze the scope after this.” Each row can include a short proof clip. “We should look at extras later” is not listed.
A ledger of grounded commitments: quote, time, optional who/what/when, and a clip when one could be cut. Empty if no clear promise was spoken.
MP4, MOV, or WEBM video, or MP3, M4A, or WAV audio. Upload from your device. We do not fetch files from other sites.
Detection is commitment phrasing, not a lawyer’s test of offer and acceptance. Speaker “who” is not diarized from the voice. Dates appear only if they are on the grounded line. Analysis that cannot be matched to the transcript is discarded. Not a contract.
Yes. Upload the file. Clear “I will / we will / going to / I promise” lines are listed with the exact words and time.
Suggestions, wishes, and “we should / we might” talk. Those stay off the ledger.
Only if that is in the grounded line or left blank. We do not guess a speaker from the audio.
When a clip can be cut, yes. Each row can include a short file of that moment.
The list stays empty. We do not invent follow-ups.
No. It is a record of what was spoken. It is not legal advice.
No. Recaps paraphrase. This only keeps commitment lines you can check against the tape.
Guide: Keep a promise ledger so “that is not what I said” has a timestamp
Or use the general upload for a transcript, summary, chapters, and chat. All tools.