Meeting Recap Video

Meeting recaps that everyone actually watches

Turn hour-long meetings into 3-minute video summaries. Keep your team aligned without making them rewatch recordings or read walls of text.

Try example prompts

"54% of my team wants meeting summaries. Only 39% say they actually get useful ones."

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The meeting ends.
Everyone nods.
Two days later, half the team remembers a different version of what was decided.

You could send meeting notes.
But let's be honest: nobody reads a 2-page document summarizing a 1-hour meeting.
The people who weren't there won't catch up.
The people who were there won't review.

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54% want meeting summaries, only 39% receive useful ones

$375B lost annually to unproductive meetings

5+ hours per week wasted in meetings per employee

78% say meetings prevent them from doing actual work

Every meeting without a good recap is a conversation you'll have twice.

From "what did we decide again?" to "I watched the recap, I'm aligned"

The Old Way

Before ngram

  • Your product roadmap meeting ends after 90 minutes. There were 12 people on the call. Three major decisions were made. Five action items assigned.
  • You write up notes and send them to the team. Two people respond with "thanks." The rest don't open the email. The engineer who was out sick has no idea what changed. Your stakeholder in another timezone skims the notes during their commute and misses the nuance.
  • A week later, someone reopens a decision that was already made. "Wait, did we actually agree to that?" You dig through Slack to find the original notes. Another meeting gets scheduled to align.
The ngram Way

After ngram

  • Same meeting. But this time, you upload the recording to Ngram. Twenty minutes later: a 4-minute video recap highlighting the three decisions, the five action items with owners, and the key context for why.
  • You share the video. The sick engineer watches before standup and is fully caught up. Your stakeholder watches at 1.5x speed and knows exactly what matters. Everyone references the same source of truth.
  • When someone asks "what did we decide?" you send the video link. No second meeting. No Slack archaeology. Alignment that actually sticks.
The Numbers Don't Lie

Time to create recap

30-60 min writing notes
Under 20 minutes

Team consumption rate

20% read the full notes
85%+ watch the video

Information retention

10% from text notes
95% from video

Time for absentees to catch up

30+ min (read notes + ask questions)
Under 5 minutes

Polished meeting recaps from your recordings

Ngram transforms your raw meeting recordings into concise video summaries that your team will actually consume and remember.

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Start from a meeting recording

Upload your Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams recording. Ngram identifies the key moments: decisions made, action items assigned, important context. It cuts the filler, adds structure, overlays captions, and produces a tight video recap. A 90-minute meeting becomes a 4-minute summary.

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Or record a quick summary yourself

Just finished a meeting? Record yourself summarizing the key points while they're fresh. Don't worry about ums or retakes. Ngram removes filler words, adds polish, and wraps it in your company branding. Ship a professional recap in minutes.

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Either way, your team gets meeting outcomes that stick. Clear, watchable, and easy to reference later.

What changes when meeting recap video take minutes

Async team members stay aligned

Distributed teams, different timezones, people out sick. Video recaps let everyone get the same information without being in the same room. No more "can someone catch me up?" Slack threads.

Save 5+ hours per week per team

Stop holding meetings to discuss what happened in other meetings. When recaps are clear and consumable, alignment happens once. Your team gets hours back for actual work.

Decisions that actually stick

Video retention is 95% vs. 10% for text. When your team watches the recap, they remember what was decided and why. Fewer rehashed conversations. Faster execution.

A searchable record of what happened

Three months from now, someone asks why you made that decision. You have a video. With captions. That shows the context and reasoning. Institutional knowledge that doesn't disappear when people leave.

Raw recording → polished video in 3 steps

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Drop in what you have

30 seconds

Upload a screen recording, paste a URL, or add a feature doc. ngram works with whatever's already on your hard drive. No special prep required.

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Review before it renders

2 minutes

ngram shows you the script and storyboard first. Don't like something? Edit it in plain English: "Make the intro shorter" or "Add a zoom on the pricing section." You stay in control—without learning a timeline editor.

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Export everywhere

instant

One click: 16:9 for your website, 1:1 for LinkedIn, 9:16 for mobile. Captions baked in. Brand kit applied. Ready to send.

Built for meeting recap video, specifically

Auto-Cut

90 minutes becomes 4 minutes

Automatically identifies key moments and removes filler. Your hour-long meeting becomes a tight summary that respects your team's time. No manual scrubbing through footage.

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Auto Captions

Watch on mute, miss nothing

Accurate, styled captions generated automatically. Team members can watch during other calls, in open offices, or on their commute. The message lands even without sound.

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Filler Word Removal

Sound decisive, not rambly

Automatically removes ums, uhs, and "so basically" from your recap. Your summary sounds confident and clear, even if the original meeting was a bit scattered.

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Brand Kit

Official-looking internal comms

Your logo, colors, and intro/outro applied to every recap. Whether it's a team standup or an exec review, it looks like it came from a company that has its act together.

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Key Moment Detection

Find the decisions automatically

AI identifies decisions, action items, and pivotal discussion points. No need to manually timestamp. The important parts surface automatically.

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“But will it work for my situation?”

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The old way vs. the ngram way

Ngram

Time to createUnder 20 minutes
Consumption rate85%+ watch video
Information retention95%
Output formatPolished video
Catch-up time for absenteesUnder 5 minutes

Text Meeting Notes

Time to create30-60 min writing
Consumption rate20% read fully
Information retention10%
Output formatText document
Catch-up time for absentees30+ minutes

AI Notetakers (Otter/Fireflies)

Time to createAutomatic transcript
Consumption rate30% review transcript
Information retentionBetter than notes
Output formatTranscript + text summary
Catch-up time for absentees15-20 minutes
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Stop sending recaps
nobody reads

Turn your meeting recordings into video summaries your team will actually watch. Keep everyone aligned without scheduling another meeting.