# AI Summary

Ever finish a meeting and wish you had a clean record of everything that was decided? That's exactly what AI Summary does. It listens to your meeting, transcribes everything, and then generates a structured summary — key topics, important notes, decisions made, and action items — so nothing gets lost.

### Before you start: credits

AI Summary is a paid feature. It uses **1 AI credit per minute** while active.

If both AI Summary and AI Voice Translator are running at the same time, that's **2 credits per minute** total. You can track your credit balance on the **Plan & Billing** page.

> Only the **host's** credits are used — participants don't spend their own credits when joining a meeting with AI Summary enabled.

### How to enable

Only the **host** can enable AI Summary.

**Before the meeting** — on the Meeting Preview screen, open settings and toggle on **AI Summary**.

**During the meeting** — tap the **three-dot menu (···)** in the bottom toolbar to open meeting settings, then toggle on **AI Summary**.

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Once AI Summary is enabled during an active meeting, it **cannot be turned off** until the meeting ends. Make sure you're ready to use it before switching it on.
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The host can enable Summary and leave the meeting — it will keep recording until all participants have left or the host returns and ends the meeting.

### If credits run out mid-meeting

The meeting continues normally — nothing gets interrupted. AI Summary will stop recording at the point where credits ran out, and the summary will be generated based on the portion of the meeting that was captured.

### What's in the summary

After the meeting ends, AI Summary generates a structured document with five sections:

* **Overview** — a brief description of what the meeting was about
* **Key Topics** — the main subjects that came up
* **Notes** — significant points and observations from the discussion
* **Decisions** — what was agreed on
* **Action Items** — tasks assigned, with the option to specify who's responsible

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The summary is written in the **language of the meeting** — whichever language was spoken most during the call.
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### Summary statuses

The summary goes through a few stages after the meeting ends:

| Status             | What it means                                                                          |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Draft**          | The summary has been generated and is ready to review                                  |
| **Confirmed**      | The host has reviewed and confirmed the summary                                        |
| **Auto-confirmed** | 2 hours have passed without host action — automatically confirmed for all participants |
| **Edited**         | The host has made changes to Decisions or Action Items                                 |
| **Locked**         | 48 hours have passed — the summary is now read-only                                    |

As the host, you can confirm the summary as-is, or edit **Decisions** and **Action Items** before confirming. The other sections — Overview, Key Topics, and Notes — are generated automatically and can't be edited.

### Who can see the summary

Only the **host and participants** of that specific meeting can view the summary. If someone shares the link with a person who wasn't in the meeting, that person won't be able to open it.

If you need to share the summary with someone outside the meeting, use the **Download PDF** button — it exports the full summary in a clean, readable format.

### Where to find it

After leaving a meeting, you'll see a quick summary card on the post-meeting screen showing how long you were in the call and your earned Points — the summary status will appear there too.

To access the full summary later, go to **Meetings → History**, find the meeting, and open it. Each meeting entry in your history shows its summary alongside the session details

### Full transcription

Want to see exactly what was said, word for word? Switch to the **Full Transcription** tab inside the summary page — it shows the complete transcript of everything spoken during the meeting.


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