Turn any meeting transcript into a diagram — by source, call type, and role

MeetingSketch reads a transcript from any tool and rebuilds the architecture you discussed as an editable diagram, with an executive brief and action items. Pick the scenario closest to yours to see a worked example.

• Turn an Otter transcript into an architecture diagram
  Otter gives you an accurate transcript — but a wall of text isn't what your team needs after a system-design call.
• Turn a Fathom call transcript into an architecture diagram
  Fathom captures the whole call, but a sales-engineering or solution-architecture conversation deserves more than a summary paragraph.
• Turn Granola meeting notes into an architecture diagram
  Granola's notes are great for recall, but a data-pipeline or platform discussion is easier to act on as a picture.
• Turn a Zoom transcript into a diagram
  Zoom can record and transcribe every system-design call — but the transcript alone doesn't help the team that wasn't there.
• Turn a Microsoft Teams transcript into a diagram
  Teams transcribes the meeting, but enterprise integration calls produce decisions buried in long threads of dialogue.
• Turn a .vtt transcript file into a diagram
  Most meeting tools export captions as .vtt — a format nobody wants to read.
• Turn a discovery call into an architecture diagram
  On a discovery call, the prospect describes their stack faster than anyone can sketch it.
• Turn a design review into an architecture diagram
  Design reviews generate decisions faster than the whiteboard photo can capture them.
• Turn an architecture review into an executive brief
  Leadership won't read a 60-minute architecture-review transcript.
• Turn customer meetings into diagrams — built for solutions engineers
  As a solutions engineer you map a customer's stack on every call, then lose an hour rebuilding it in a diagramming tool.