What is Note67?
Note67 is an open-source AI assistant designed to help you capture, organise, and extract value from meeting notes and recordings. It listens during meetings or processes notes you've already taken, then automatically generates summaries, action items, and key decisions. This is particularly useful for teams that hold frequent meetings but struggle to keep track of decisions or follow up on assigned tasks. Because it's open-source, you can self-host it, review the code, and customise it to fit your workflow rather than relying on a proprietary service.
Key Features
Automatic meeting transcription and summarisation from audio or text input
Action item extraction with assigned owners and due dates
Key decision and discussion point identification
Open-source codebase available for self-hosting and modification
Integration with common note-taking and productivity tools
Search and tagging functionality for retrieving past meeting information
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- No subscription cost; open-source means no vendor lock-in
- Can be self-hosted on your own infrastructure for privacy and control
- Accessible to developers who want to customise or extend functionality
- Reduces time spent on manual note-taking and action item tracking
Limitations
- Requires technical setup and maintenance if self-hosting; not a simple plug-and-play service
- Community-driven support rather than dedicated customer support
- Limited documentation or features compared to commercial alternatives
Use Cases
Engineering or product teams tracking technical decisions and implementation tasks across sprints
Sales teams capturing deal details, next steps, and client requirements from calls
Legal or consulting firms documenting client meetings and agreed deliverables
Remote-first companies standardising how meeting notes are captured and shared across time zones
Research groups archiving and indexing discussions from collaborative sessions