Local desktop capture
Record system audio and microphone with pause, resume, disk checks, and crash-recoverable manifests.
Siela Meetings
Turn every meeting into usable context
Record from your own device, recover interrupted captures, and turn the conversation into a transcript, decisions, action items, and confirmed follow-up.
CaptureSystem audio and mic
RecoveryCheckpointed processing
Follow-upConfirmed task creation
Meetings
From conversation to accountable work
Meetings captures system audio and microphone locally, processes each recording through visible stages, and connects the finished report to the right customer and team records.
How Meetings works
One clear flow from intent to completed work.
- 01
Start the meeting yourself
Capture is user initiated from Siela. No bot joins the call, and calendar events never start recording automatically.
- 02
Process with recovery
The recording moves through capture, upload, transcription, report generation, and completion with resume and retry support.
- 03
Turn meaning into action
Review the transcript, summary, decisions, owners, topics, and suggested tasks before creating work.
Siela Meetings
Decisions should not disappear when the call ends
The report becomes part of Siela's shared context. Eos can find the decision, Kin can retain the customer history, and Pod can receive the confirmed task.SielaMeetings
Eos
Kin
Pod
Calendar
Shared context
What Meetings can do
Purpose-built capabilities that share the same Siela context.
Structured meeting report
Produce a transcript, summary, decisions, action items, topics, and suggested tasks.
Speaker correction
Rename a speaker and rematerialize the report so every derived section stays consistent.
CRM linking
Match finished meetings to Kin using attendee identity so customer context stays connected.
Built for accountable work
Nothing records itself
Capture is explicitly started by the user. Suggested tasks remain suggestions until confirmed, and stored audio is private with signed playback access.
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Different products, one shared context layer.