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Your meetings generate follow-up. You shouldn’t have to.

Omnia silently joins your calls, captures everything, extracts action items, and routes follow-ups into your workflow — no bot in the room, no manual note-taking.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Full-width wireframe showing the Omnia Meeting Workspace. Top: meeting title “Q1 Strategy Sync — Feb 23” with attendee avatars. Left panel: structured summary with collapsible sections — Key Discussion Points, Decisions Made, Open Questions. Right panel: action items list with checkboxes, assignee tags, due dates, and “Accept / Edit / Dismiss” controls per item. Bottom: a muted transcript accordion, collapsed by default. The assistant has already processed the meeting — the user is reviewing, not doing the work. Type: workspace screenshot / wireframe]
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Meeting follow-ups are where good intentions go to die

You finish a call. There were action items — you’re sure of it. But you were talking, listening, thinking, and the notes you took are scattered fragments. Now it’s two hours later, you’ve had two more meetings, and those action items are buried in a transcript you’ll never re-read.

So you do what everyone does: open your note-taking app, copy the summary, switch to your task manager, manually highlight each action item, create a task for each one, set due dates, and assign them. For every single meeting. Every single day.

And that’s if you’re disciplined. Most people don’t do this at all — they just hope they’ll remember. They don’t.

Every day after four meetings, back to back. I have some notes from all of them. And some of them are tasks, and some of them are meetings, some action items. And I’m too tired after four meetings. Where is that application to click?

Islam, Salesforce consultant

From call to done — in three steps

1

Omnia joins invisibly

No bot in the room. No awkward “who’s recording?” moments. Omnia captures audio silently across Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Webex.

2

Captures and structures

Full transcript with speaker labels. Structured summary with key discussion points, decisions, and open questions. Action items extracted with assignee, due date, and priority.

3

You triage what matters

Everything surfaces in a meeting workspace — accept, reject, or edit each action item. What you approve flows into your task system automatically.

What Omnia does with your meetings

No bot in the room

Meeting bots change the dynamic. Participants notice, ask questions, feel watched. Omnia captures meetings without a visible participant — no bot avatar in the gallery, no “Otter is recording” notification, no social friction.

The result is natural conversation and complete capture. You get the full transcript and structured output without anyone knowing a tool is listening.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Split-screen comparison. Left: a video call gallery with 4 participants + a visible bot avatar labeled “Otter.ai” — one participant looking uncomfortable. Right: the same call with only 4 human participants — clean, natural. Small badge in corner: “Omnia capturing silently.” Type: comparison wireframe]

Every meeting, one page

Raw transcripts are walls of text nobody reads. Omnia turns every meeting into a structured single page: key discussion points, decisions made, and open questions — all with speaker attribution.

You get the full picture at a glance. No skimming 45 minutes of transcript, no relying on memory.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Meeting summary card wireframe. Header: “Q1 Planning — Feb 20, 2026 | 47 min” Three collapsible sections: 1) Key Discussion Points (3 bullet points with speaker icons) 2) Decisions Made (2 items with checkmarks) 3) Open Questions (1 item flagged for follow-up) Footer: “Full transcript” accordion link. Type: workspace wireframe]

Commitments captured automatically

The most valuable output of any meeting isn’t the transcript — it’s what everyone committed to doing next. Omnia extracts action items with assignee, due date, and priority, then surfaces them in a triage workspace.

You accept, reject, or edit each one. What you approve flows into your Action Items workspace and from there into your daily plan.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Action item triage workspace. List of 4 extracted action items, each showing: - Task description (“Send revised proposal to Acme”) - Assignee tag (“You”) - Due date (“Feb 25”) - Priority indicator (high/medium) - Three buttons: Accept ✓ | Edit ✏ | Dismiss ✕ One item already accepted (grayed out with checkmark). Type: workspace wireframe]

You decide what sticks

Omnia doesn’t dump action items into your task list unsupervised. Every extraction goes through a meeting workspace where you review the full context — what was said, who said it, what Omnia recommends.

This is the assistant working with you, not at you. You stay in control of what makes it onto your plate.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Full meeting workspace view. Left side: meeting summary with highlighted action items linked inline. Right side: triage panel with accept/reject controls. Top bar: meeting title, date, attendees, “3 of 5 items triaged” progress. Bottom: “Route accepted items to → Todoist” dropdown selector. Type: workspace wireframe]

Stop manually tracking meeting follow-ups

Get early access to an assistant that handles the work after the call.

Before and after Omnia

Without Omnia

  • Take notes during the call — miss parts of the conversation
  • A visible bot joins the meeting, changing the dynamic
  • Action items live in a separate tool, disconnected from your tasks
  • Copy meeting summary into ClickUp, highlight text, create tasks one by one
  • After four back-to-back meetings, you’re too tired to process any of it
  • Things that were said get forgotten — follow-ups don’t happen

With Omnia

  • Full capture with no effort — just have the conversation
  • No bot in the room — nobody knows a tool is listening
  • Action items extracted and routed into your real task system
  • Triage workspace: accept, edit, or dismiss — all in one place
  • Processing happens automatically — review when you’re ready
  • Every commitment is tracked, assigned, and scheduled

Unlike ChatGPT, Omnia doesn’t need you to paste a transcript — it was already in the room, already listening, already extracting.

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What people like you told us

The people who feel this most are the ones in meetings all day.

Every day after four meetings, back to back. I have some notes from all of them. And some of them are tasks, and some of them are meetings, some action items. And I’m too tired after four meetings. Where is that application to click?

Islam, Salesforce consultant

I’ll copy the whole summary of everything into a ClickUp meeting note with the client... I just highlight a line of text and create that into a task.

Phil, design consultant

Going through previous meeting notes, and it helped me triage tasks and add them to Todoist.

David, Director of Technology, Harvard Business School

Your meetings should generate done work, not more work

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