AI meeting minutes

Decisions you can trace back to what was said.

AI drafts the minutes, and the person responsible reviews and approves them. Decisions and tasks trace straight back to the remarks behind them.

Try it free for one month.

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New system rollout review (#2)

When the meeting ends, pick a template and get a draft.

Start a meeting, pick a template, check the sources, approve, and send to Backlog. A few clicks take you through the whole flow.

About 1 minute · No sign-up required

This demo uses a fictional meeting. The screens are simplified versions of the real ones.

After a meeting, does any of this sound familiar?

Leave the first draft to AI. Here is how GIJITO handles what comes after.

From an item, straight to its sources

Select an item and the remarks it is based on are highlighted in the transcript. If the recording is saved, you can replay the audio from that point.

The main features, in the order of a meeting.

From the meeting itself, through approval, to what comes after: the main features at a glance.

  1. During the meeting

    • Recording and transcription

      Record web or in-person meetings in the browser. Speech becomes text, speaker by speaker.

    • AI Assistant

      Ask during the meeting or afterwards. Answers come with numbered sources.

  2. Create the minutes

  3. Approve and deliver

    • Approve to finalize

      The person responsible checks, then approves the whole minutes. Later edits become a new version.

    • On to your usual tools

      After approval, only what you choose goes to Backlog, Jira, Slack, Google Drive and other tools.

  4. Use it as a team

Also
  • Glossary
  • Language of the minutes
  • File import
  • Audio playback
  • Live translation in meetings
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What changes for each role

Before

Too busy taking notes to take part in the discussion.

How you use it

  1. Start recording when the meeting begins
  2. Afterwards, check the AI draft against its sources and edit
  3. Approve, then share as a Word file

After

Take part in the discussion and still come away with reliable minutes.

What to confirm before you roll it out

Who can see what, and how your data is handled. We answer as specifically as we can.

  • We do not use your meeting content to train AI
  • Content can go to external tools only after approval
  • Each organization’s data is kept separate
  • Browser connections are encrypted (HTTPS)
  • The operating company holds PrivacyMark certification (since June 2024)

Security and data handling

Who can see meeting content?

Members of the folder where the minutes are saved. Even an organization admin cannot open a folder’s content in the app unless they are a member of that folder.

Is AI output final as it is?

No. AI only writes a draft. The minutes become final when the person responsible checks them against the sources, edits them and approves the whole document. Edits made after approval are saved as a new version.

Is the recorded audio stored?

Audio storage is available to organizations that have it enabled in their contract. Organization admins turn auto-save on or off; the retention period is set by the system administrator (the operator). Only audio is recorded, not the screen.

What is sent to external tools?

The content you choose is sent only after the minutes are approved and only when you send it. Items go to Backlog and Jira and the minutes to Slack; Google Drive and similar tools can also store the transcript and the recording. You can review the content before sending, every send is logged, and items the AI created without a source cannot be registered as issues.

Where is data stored, and is it used to train AI?

We do not use the meeting content you entrust to us to train AI. The work we entrust for handling data, and where the data is processed, are listed in Article 11 of our Privacy Policy.

Plans and pricing

Choose the plan that fits how much you use GIJITO. Start with a free trial.

Billing period
  • Basic

    40% off

    ¥990/mo

    per user, per month (excl. tax)

    ¥1,089 incl. tax

    ¥13,068 a year incl. tax, billed once a year

    Monthly recording
    30 hours
    AI credits per month
    500

    Includes up to 5 hours with the notetaker bot.

  • Pro

    40% off

    ¥1,920/mo

    per user, per month (excl. tax)

    ¥2,112 incl. tax

    ¥25,344 a year incl. tax, billed once a year

    Monthly recording
    60 hours
    AI credits per month
    2,000

    Includes up to 10 hours with the notetaker bot.

  • Enterprise

    Contact us

    Tailored to your size and needs

    • Number of users and monthly limits set to suit you
    • Integrations specific to your work
    • Running in a dedicated environment

Prices are per user, per month. Start with a free one-month trial.

More about plans and pricing

Try it free in your own meetings.

Apply through the form, and we will send the documents by email and prepare your account.

  1. Apply

    Apply through the form. We will send the documents by email.

  2. Trial setup

    We issue accounts and guide you by email.

  3. Use it in real meetings

    Use it in your regular meetings for one month.

  4. Guidance on request

    An online walkthrough (30 minutes) and a review are available on request.

Materials for your evaluation

  • Service overview
  • Security and data handling

We will email these to you when you apply.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it support meetings in Japanese?

It is built for meetings in Japanese, and it can also detect the spoken language automatically.

Can I use it for in-person meetings?

Yes. You can record with your computer’s microphone, or with a smartphone’s microphone in its browser. For online meetings, record the computer’s audio and the microphone together (Chrome and Edge), or invite the notetaker bot to the meeting.

Can I create minutes from an existing recording?

Yes. You can import audio and video files such as MP3, WAV, M4A and MP4 (up to 100 MB per file). You can also import a transcript file (VTT, SRT, TXT, DOCX or Markdown) and create minutes from it.

How accurate are AI-generated minutes?

It depends on the meeting and the recording conditions. That is why items link back to the original remarks, and the minutes are approved only after the person responsible has checked them.

Do I approve items one by one?

No. You approve the minutes as a whole, once.

Does it track task progress?

Team progress is tracked in the tools you already use, such as Backlog or Jira, where approved tasks can be created as issues. For your own tasks, save them to My item list, add your own due date and memo, and mark them done when you finish. That mark is visible only to you and is not linked to the status in Backlog or Jira.

Are owners and due dates filled in automatically?

They come from what was said in the meeting. GIJITO is designed not to guess an owner or a due date that was not mentioned. The person responsible for the minutes checks the sources in the end.

Can I ask the AI about what was said in a meeting?

Yes. During and after a meeting you can ask the AI Assistant about the meeting you have open. Answers about the meeting are based only on that meeting, and each number leads to the remark it rests on. Questions unrelated to the meeting are answered from the AI’s general knowledge, shown apart under their own label. Only you see your prompts and the answers. Each prompt uses your AI credits.

Can I start a trial right away?

After you contact us, a member of our team will guide you through the next steps. Accounts are not issued instantly.

How much does it cost?

Basic is ¥990 (¥1,089 incl. tax) and Pro ¥1,920 (¥2,112 incl. tax) per user, per month, billed annually. Monthly billing is also available. We share Enterprise pricing when you contact us.

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From your next meeting, turn what was decided into a record you can rely on.

Apply through the form. Our team will review your request and prepare your account.

Contact us by email

info@gijito.com

As a rule, we reply within two business days.

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