Everything TopoTopic does today

Every source gets a summary, notes, insights, and questions. Recordings also get timestamped chapters, decisions and actions, and, when the audio allows, speaker names.

Find things by meaning, not only by exact words, and open each result where it sits in the source.

Follow speech with captions and translated audio in supported languages, in a lecture, a conversation, or a call.

Record from a microphone or a browser tab, or add audio, video, documents, photos, links, and text. Memo memorizes all of it together. Plan a memo ahead with an agenda and files, and it shows what earlier memos decided and left open.

Ask across your recordings, papers, and notes by typing or speaking. Every answer cites the passages it came from.

Revisit notes from your sources in a review feed over time. Save the useful ones to Saved in Library, dismiss others, and open the source for context.

Tasks and Reminders keep what you owe, with due dates and your calendar, and Memo's home lists what is open this week. Walter, the assistant, finds sources, drafts follow-ups, and opens pages for you.

Discuss a source, share a recording, or start a translated call. Calls are not recorded; when everyone agrees, a call can be transcribed and summarized.

Separate personal reading, research, and team projects into workspaces. Invite collaborators or share an individual memo, collection, or public page.

See the topics your memos cover and how the ideas in them relate. Open a topic or keyword to see every memo that mentions it, and the passages behind each connection.

New memos are private until you share them. You can delete a memo, its recording, or your account, and the privacy policy explains what deletion covers.

Keep original files unchanged. Export reports and answers, or download the recording from its memo.