Every meeting makes decisions. Most of them vanish.
Recall records the room, pulls out what was decided and why, and hands it back months later — in plain English.
Standardize on PostgreSQL for primary storage
Relational guarantees plus pgvector keep records and semantic search in one store.
Q3 Architecture Review · 29 May
uploaded on supported devices
to recall a decision by meaning
extract privately, on-device
A conversation becomes a searchable decision in under a minute.
Record the meeting
One tap captures the conversation — in the room or on a call. Nothing to set up.
Extract the decisions
Recall reads the transcript and pulls out what was decided, the reasoning, and the alternatives weighed — on your device wherever the hardware can.
Recall anything
Ask “why did we choose Postgres?” months later and get the decision itself — by meaning, not a keyword match.
Skip the wall of text.
Recall reads the transcript so you don’t have to. Every decision comes out structured — the reasoning behind it, the alternatives that were weighed, and a confidence score so you know how settled it really was.
Standardize on PostgreSQL for primary storage
Relational guarantees plus pgvector keep records and semantic search in one store.
Q3 Architecture Review · 29 May
See how decisions connect.
Decisions don’t happen in isolation. Recall links each one to what it depends on, supersedes, or conflicts with — so months later you can trace exactly why things are the way they are.
Standardize on PostgreSQL
Depends on
Auth schema redesign
Supersedes
MongoDB spike (Q2)
Conflicts with
Edge-only data residency
Ask in plain English.
No folders, no tags, no scrolling. Ask a question the way you’d ask a colleague and Recall finds the decision — by meaning, not by keyword.
Standardize on PostgreSQL for primary storage
Chosen for relational guarantees and pgvector — one store for records and search.
Your conversations stay yours.
On capable devices, Recall transcribes and extracts decisions entirely on your own hardware — your audio never leaves it. Where the hardware can’t, processing falls back to a private cloud path that’s wiped after extraction. Either way, you’re never the product, and there’s no bill to run the free tier.