Paxo
Overview
Paxo is an AI tool designed to simplify taking meeting notes through artificial intelligence. It provides clear, concise, and actionable notations from in-person interactions and is ideal for face-to-face or virtual meetings.
One of the prominent features of Paxo is its ability to automatically record, identify speakers, and generate notes, ensuring no key decision or action points are overlooked.
It learns the voice of everyone in a team over time and helps in assigning speakers for future recordings. Paxo takes a privacy-first approach, storing recordings on the user's device rather than on a cloud, and deletes them from its servers immediately after processing.
This makes Paxo not only efficient but also secure for confidential meetings. It's a mobile-friendly tool, offering the flexibility to use anywhere and anytime.
It can be conveniently left on a desk during a Zoom call or taken along for a walk. Paxo also provides users the flexibility to import and export data, allowing for easy transition of notes and recordings.
It syncs recordings across all devices through iCloud, ensuring your data is secure even if you lose your device. All recordings are organized and searchable, promoting repetitive need for clarity in conversations.
Additionally, it fosters better work collaboration by letting users share and import their data into and from apps like Notion, Obsidian, and Google Docs.
Constant updates and improvements are part of Paxo's package, providing users with new features regularly. User support for any technical difficulty is also provided.
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Turn your voice into structured notes and action items with AIOpenBéatrice Duval🙏 260 karmaJan 19, 2025@Mumble Note: AI Voice NotetakerVery interesting tool and useful ❤️👌🏽👏🏽🙏🏽 -
Useful to quickly explore the content of and interconnections between research papers. Makes it a more fun process.
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AI Notebook does what it promises, it's a decent on the go note-taking app. I like the automated tweak of these newer note-taking apps. I can just throw in pdfs, voice memos or youtube videos, and it'll generate all type oof different format like summaries, mind maps or flashcards. Extremely useful for students and professionals as it digest lengthy materials into small chunks of text. Recommended for anyone looking for a no-frills note taker tool
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We built this for us, and if other people want to use it, so be it, but I’m not going to try and sell on why one should use or buy it. Judging by the sign-ups and upgrades, it looks like more people are finding it useful. You are right about #1 and that line does sound a bit dishonest and salesy - which was unintentional so I’m changing that. It was very real though and we carefully baked in tiny little details for our upgraded users. For eg, we have invited most of our upgraded users to try the mobile apps’ TestFlight version.
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I've tried 10 note-taking tools, and so far this is the best. My work is now much simpler and more efficient.
