Moodboard for the product pages
From the call to done, in one workspace.
Syncrone records and transcribes your meetings, runs the projects that come out of them, and keeps the docs and files beside the work. Connect the AI assistant you already use, and it can pick up tasks too, with your permissions rather than ours.
Works with
- Google Meet
- Google Calendar
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Google Chat
- GitHub
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- ChatGPT
Most work is decided out loud. Then it is retyped into a tracker, half-remembered, or never written down. Syncrone keeps the thread: the recording, the task, the brief and the files live in one place, so nobody carries them across by hand.
What is in Syncrone
It was said in the meeting. Now it is written down.
The Notetaker joins your Google Meet calls, records them, and writes down who said what. Every call lands in one library with its transcript and summary, so the decision your client made on Tuesday is still there on Friday.
Open Syncrone Notetaker-
Joins from your calendar
Connect Google Calendar with read-only access, pick the calendars to sync, and the Notetaker joins the calls on them.
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Knows who is speaking
Speakers are separated in every recording, and matched by name once a teammate enrols a short voice sample.
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Transcript and summary
Every recording keeps its audio, video, transcript and summary together, ready to search back through.
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Shared the way you choose
Recordings stay inside your organisation and follow its sharing settings.
Every project, with its plan, its pages and its files.
Run each project as a board, a timeline or a list, with the states and fields your team actually uses. Write the brief in Docs, keep the deliverables in Drive, and share any page or folder with exactly the people who need it.
Start a project-
Your workflow
Set the states and transitions once for the organisation, or give a project its own.
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Custom fields
Add the fields your team plans and reports with, on top of status, priority, dates and labels.
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Access page by page
Share a doc or a folder with people and teams, as view, comment, edit or full access.
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Wired to your tools
Send project events to Slack, Teams or Google Chat, act on tasks from GitHub commits, or post signed webhooks.
Bring the assistant you already use.
Syncrone connects to Claude Code, Cursor and ChatGPT over the Model Context Protocol. Ask about status in plain language, or hand your assistant the task itself. No second AI subscription, and no model of ours to trust.
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It does the work
Create tasks, move them through your workflow, comment, assign and link. Not only read and summarise.
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It has your permissions
The connection acts as you. Anything you cannot do in Syncrone, your assistant cannot do either.
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Your code stays yours
Coding assistants run where your editor runs. Syncrone sees the tasks they file, never your source.
Know where the hours went.
For teams that bill by the hour. The Syncrone desktop app turns the day into time per task and per app, and shows how much of it went to AI coding tools, without anyone keeping a timesheet.
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Time per task
Active minutes land on the task being worked on, so the week adds up before anyone fills in a timesheet.
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Minutes, not keystrokes
Activity is counted per minute. What people type is never recorded.
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Everyone sees their own day
Each person sees their own time first. The team view needs the Activity permission.
Access that holds everywhere.
One set of permissions covers projects, docs, files and the assistants you connect. Nobody sees more than they should because a tool was wired up in a hurry.
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Roles and teams
Give people and teams a role once, and it holds across projects, docs and files.
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Page and folder access
Open a single doc or folder to exactly the people who need it.
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Audit log
A record of who changed what, for the day someone asks.
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Assistants included
Connected assistants act as the person who connected them, with the same limits.