Sprint and engineering meeting notes.
Your tracker knows what the tickets are. It doesn’t know why one feature was pushed back, which security fix jumped the queue, or what was promised to sales. That lives in the planning call, and the call isn’t written down.
What Scripta handles for you
Three jobs that usually fall to whoever took the notes.
Trade-offs written down
“Not this sprint, because…” is kept as a decision with the line it came from, ready for the next time someone asks.
Owners and dates from the call
Commitments come out as tasks with a person and a date. Copy them into your tracker, or export them as CSV.
Ask what was decided
Ask Sofia about a past decision and get the answer with the meeting it came from.
Example meeting · made-up people · output from Scripta
Sprint planning, platform team
The sprint will prioritise the slow dashboard query, with an index and a test added to the events table, and will include the logging library upgrade because the old version has a security advisory. Dark mode was deferred so the performance work could be cleared first, and the remaining capacity goes to the flaky deploy pipeline. Marcus Bell is adding the index and test, Sara Lindqvist is upgrading the logging library, and Kenji Watanabe is replying to sales about the dark mode delay.
Sara Lindqvist: The top ticket is the slow dashboard query. Customers see eight-second loads. Marcus Bell: I looked yesterday. It's missing an index on the events table. Kenji Watanabe: Then that's first. Marcus, can you take it?
Sprint planning · [team] · [sprint] Capacity: [points], out: [names, days] Sprint goal - [one sentence] Committed - [ticket] · owner: [name] · estimate: [points] Deferred (and why) - [ticket]: [reason] Risks / dependencies - [risk] Promised to other teams - [what, to whom, by when]
A template you can use today.
Use it in any doc, with or without Scripta. When Scripta writes the notes, they come out in this shape on their own.
What people ask first
Does Scripta create tickets in Jira, Linear or GitHub?
No. There are no integrations. Copy the tasks across or export them as CSV.
Does a bot join our calls?
No. Nothing of Scripta’s joins your call. You record from your browser, or bring the transcript your call tool or recorder already makes.
Can it handle technical vocabulary?
It reads your transcript as written. Decisions and tasks keep the exact line they came from, so you can check any wording.
Who can edit the notes?
Editors and admins. Viewers can read, and commenters can comment.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan needs no card and includes AI write-ups and recording minutes every month. Paid plans add more of both, and seats for a team.
Whatever your team, the same promises
Nothing joins your call.
Nothing of Scripta’s ever joins your call. Record in your browser, or bring the transcript you already have.
Decisions keep their source.
Every decision and task is checked against the line it came from, so you can see where it was said.
Your team, your access.
Four roles, enforced on the data. Share a write-up with a client by private link and passcode.
Turn your next meeting into owned tasks.
Free plan, no card needed. Nothing of Scripta’s ever joins your call.
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