An Otter.ai alternative
with a consent record.

Four fields beside every meeting: how the room was told, when that was stamped, who stamped it and any note. It is written by the server at capture time and no browser can post one.

On calls held inside Noots, everyone sees a notice for as long as the bot is present. It says the call is being recorded and where the audio goes, and it cannot be dismissed.

The record has three states, not two. Where nothing told the room, the meeting shows nothing rather than a reassuring tick, because a missing record is not evidence of anything.

An organisation or a single project can set a window after which a meeting's transcript, live notes and stored media are destroyed. The meeting then says it was destroyed and when.

Noots records what the product did. It does not know your jurisdiction and never says a recording complies with anything. That refusal is enforced by an automated test that sweeps our own source for the words.

Shared facts about a call go to everybody who was in it. The figures that read as a judgement about one person are shown to that person alone, beside an anonymous average of everybody else, and only once enough other people spoke for an average to mean anything. There is no composite number for a person, no ranking, no leaderboard and no screen that lists colleagues against each other. And somebody who would rather not read figures about themselves switches their own off from the panel they appear on.