It writes with you.
Quick TidyYou’re listening, not writing, so you type badly — fragments, no capitals, no punctuation. One press turns it into sentences, adding nothing you didn’t write.
An AI meeting assistant that helps while the call is still happening.
Get the answer, context, or next question you need without leaving the conversation.
Main goal
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Team size
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Timeline
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Budget
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Decision makers
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Integrations needed
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An AI notepad that actively works for you
AI notetakers, AI notepads — whatever they call themselves, they work the same way. They sit quietly through your call and afterwards hand you something: a summary, a list of action items, a tidied‑up set of notes. Genuinely useful — you no longer have to choose between listening and writing.
But look at when the help arrives. The call is over. Whatever you meant to ask, you either asked or you didn’t. Whatever you misheard, you misheard. The document lands in your inbox describing a meeting you can no longer change.
Every other part of your job has AI in it now — the research beforehand, the follow‑up afterwards, the deck, the CRM. The meeting itself is the one place you’re still on your own, and it’s the part that decides all the rest. So we put the help inside the meeting.
what should I ask next?
is what he just said actually true?
how should I answer that?
summarise the last five minutes
give me an example I can use
what haven’t I covered yet?
look up their headcount growth
check their funding history
what did they say about budget?
what did she just say? I missed it
Your second brain in the meeting.
Almost everything you might want in a meeting already exists somewhere. The figure is in a document. The fact is one search away. A better way to put something is half a minute with an AI.
None of it is reachable while the call is running. You cannot open a browser mid‑sentence, and by the time the call ends, the moment those answers belonged to has gone with it.
So Sorinai is not one more summary that lands afterwards. It is all of that, within reach, while the conversation is still going on.
Three things happen while you’re still in the meeting.
It answers you.
AI CopilotAsk it anything in the window you were already typing in. It answers from what is being said right now, and looks things up while you talk.
It works ahead of you.
Qualification sheetYour own template fills itself in as the conversation reaches each field. The empty ones are the questions you haven’t asked — while there is still time to ask them.
There for every meeting in your week.
Connect your calendar and every meeting on it is one click from a note — the intro call, the pitch, the Friday catch-up. Nothing to set up when the call starts.
Things worth noting
Because you are the one who knows what matters. Which detail will come up again, which throwaway line was actually the point — that judgement is the hard part of a meeting note, and it is yours. Sorinai works around it rather than replacing it: you decide what goes down, it handles how it reads.
It stays your fields, in your wording — Sorinai fills the sheet, it doesn’t replace it with a tidier one. Nothing is standardised on the way in or on the way out, so the sheet can be exactly as particular as your process is. You get your own document back, in your own format.
Then it’s just a notepad, and the Template tab stays empty. Bring one when you have a set of questions you ask on every call — until then Quick Tidy and the copilot work exactly the same.
They’re your notes, so yes — type into them during the call and change anything you like afterwards. Quick Tidy only changes how a line reads, never what it says, and you can keep writing while it runs.
No. Sorinai listens to your computer’s audio, so nothing joins the meeting and no one else sees a participant called Notetaker. There is nobody to admit and nothing to explain.
It works with any call, because it listens to your device rather than connecting to a meeting platform. That includes Zoom, Teams and Google Meet, and also phone calls, WhatsApp and FaceTime.
Yes. Sorinai runs on both Mac and Windows.
Starter is free forever, with unlimited meetings — no card. Meetings older than 30 days need a paid plan to open again; nothing is ever deleted, and everything from the last 30 days stays available on the free plan.
Wherever you want them. Copy the note and paste it straight into an email, a document or your CRM — the headings and bullets come with it. You can also download it as a file, or send someone a link that opens the note in their browser, even if they don’t use Sorinai.
No. Your transcripts and meeting notes stay yours, and Sorinai never trains AI models on your content.