Most team collaboration tools force a choice: async updates or meeting documentation. Team Journal does both. It transcribes meetings live through a MacOS app. It also works as a central hub for daily updates and task management.
Meeting transcription covers online and in-person sessions. Real-time transcription happens as people talk. AI generates notes automatically after meetings end. You can refine those notes with quick actions. Ask the AI assistant to restructure content however you need. For product managers juggling back-to-back sprint planning sessions—this beats manually typing everything while trying to participate.
Team Journal functions as a journal where everyone logs daily updates. Tasks get organized through Kanban boards or simple lists. AI suggests tasks based on your notes and updates. Sounds helpful, right? Only if your team writes detailed updates. Sporadic note-takers won't get much value.
The free plan caps at five users. You get 20 meeting transcripts with limited AI usage. Paid plans start at $11.20 monthly with a discount code. Integrations include Slack and Jira. Microsoft Teams support is coming eventually.
Everything lives in channels that structure your team's knowledge base. Drop inline comments and reactions on any note. Smart search uses AI to find information across all documentation. It's built for teams wanting one tool instead of patching together separate apps for meetings and daily collaboration.
