Skip to content
Clerune

Meeting Summarizer

Paste a meeting transcript and get a clear summary and key points back in seconds.

  • Clear summary
  • Key points highlighted
  • Ready in seconds
Paste the text of one meeting. 0 of 12,000 characters
Free to try — no account required.

Example meeting transcript summary

Example transcript — Website Launch PlanningShow transcript

Maya: Thanks for jumping on, everyone. Quick check-in on the website launch — we're aiming for Monday, October 12, so let's make sure we're aligned on what's left before then.

Daniel: On my end, the site itself is basically ready. The last thing I need to finish is mobile QA — testing across a few different phone sizes — before I'm comfortable calling it done.

Maya: How long do you think that'll take?

Daniel: I can have it wrapped up by Friday, October 9, if nothing major turns up.

Maya: Let's go with that — mobile QA done by October 9.

Daniel: There's also a performance issue with checkout that a few testers flagged last week — it's noticeably slow. Worth looking into at some point, though I haven't dug into what's actually causing it yet.

Sofia: On the marketing side, I'm putting together the launch announcement — email and social posts. I'd like to send the announcement email the same day we launch.

Maya: That'd be Monday the 12th, right?

Sofia: Right, Monday, October 12. I'll have it ready to go out that morning.

Maya: Good — let’s lock that in. Monday launch, announcement goes out the same day.

Sofia: One thing I need from you first, Maya — I can't finalize the announcement messaging until the stakeholders sign off on the final homepage copy.

Maya: Fair. I'll get that confirmed with them. I don't have an exact date for when they'll respond, honestly — I'll follow up and chase it down as soon as I can.

Daniel: If the copy approval drags on, should we consider pushing the launch date?

Maya: Let's not move the date for now. If it really comes down to it we'll revisit, but Monday stands as of today.

Sofia: Works for me. I'll start drafting the social posts this week regardless, so they're ready either way.

Maya: Perfect. Let's regroup Thursday and see where things stand before the weekend push.

Example summary

Example

Summary

The team held a check-in ahead of their website launch, planned for Monday, October 12. Daniel confirmed the site is nearly ready, with mobile QA remaining before it's fully done, and flagged a slow checkout flow that still needs investigating. Sofia outlined the launch-day marketing plan — an announcement email and social posts — but can't finalize her messaging until the stakeholders sign off on the final homepage copy. The group agreed to keep Monday as the launch date rather than delay it, even without a confirmed timeline for that approval.

Need the decisions and tasks too? Try AI Meeting Minutes.

A long meeting transcript is hard to skim and easy to lose track of. Clerune reads it for you and returns a structured summary and key points in seconds — a fast way to see what actually happened without reading the whole thing back.

Paste or upload — your choice

Add a transcript by pasting the text directly into a meeting, or uploading a .txt/.md file. Either way, Clerune processes the same content the same way — there's no separate "quick summary" mode with reduced quality.

What you get back

  • A written summary of what was discussed
  • Key discussion points, extracted individually rather than buried in one paragraph
  • Decisions and action items identified where the transcript actually supports them

Every result carries a clear "review before using" notice — it's a draft grounded in your transcript, not verified fact, and anything uncertain is left blank rather than guessed.

A summary is the starting point, not the finish line

A summary alone doesn't track ownership, deadlines, or produce a shareable record. That's why the same analysis Clerune runs to produce your summary also feeds directly into structured, editable meeting minutes — with decisions and action items as their own reviewable entries, and a one-click PDF export once you're ready to finalize.

Practical use cases

  • Catching up on a meeting you missed, without watching a recording
  • Confirming what was actually decided before it becomes the official record
  • Turning a rough call transcript into something you can quickly scan and act on

Summarize your next transcript in seconds

Free to start — no credit card required.

Try it free

Related