About MeetKanoe
Meetings should create momentum, not another pile of notes.
Why Kanoe exists
Important context often disappears between a meeting ending and the next task beginning. Notes can be incomplete, participants remember different versions of a decision, and someone who missed the call has to reconstruct it from fragments. Kanoe is being built to reduce that loss. The product keeps the source transcript available while creating a more concise layer for follow-through, so an AI summary does not become an uncheckable replacement for what people actually said.
Who it is for
Kanoe is aimed at founders, product teams, researchers, and customer-facing teams whose work depends on recurring conversations. A founder may need a durable record of customer discovery. A product manager may need decisions and owners from a planning call. A researcher may need to return to the precise wording of an interview. A customer team may need continuity across calls without relying on one person's memory.
How the project is being built
MeetKanoe is an actively developed TypeScript project. Its public repository contains a Next.js web application, Google Meet recording services, and infrastructure for orchestrating isolated recorder jobs. The hosted Kanoe Cloud experience is in beta. Public pages describe what is available and what remains limited so users, developers, and automated agents do not have to infer the product from a slogan.
Our product principles
The project values useful context, understandable controls, and responsible recording. Meeting participants should know when capture is taking place. Account owners should control access to their meeting material. Important generated claims should be checked against the transcript. Public product information should remain accessible without requiring an account. These principles guide the beta while the team continues improving reliability and the end-user experience.
Contact and verification
MeetKanoe is operated from India and serves a web-based audience. The public source repository and developer page provide technical provenance. Product, privacy, or beta questions can be sent through the published contact channel. For the most current product facts, consult the feature, pricing, documentation, privacy, and developer pages linked from this site rather than relying on an older third-party description.