Integrations
Slack works today: the tasks, decisions and open questions of a meeting go to the channel you pick. Obsidian, Jira and Notion are coming — tell us which one you need, and we’ll email you the day it ships.
Send a meeting to a channel: tasks, decisions and open questions, checked by you first.
Each meeting as a note in your vault: properties, summary, tasks as checkboxes.
Tasks from the call land on your board, without duplicates.
Meetings and tasks in your own databases.
Slack receives one message per meeting you send: the tasks with their owner and due date, the decisions, the open questions and, if you leave them on, quotes from the call, a short summary and a link to the meeting's summary that anyone with the link can open — uncheck it to keep the summary to yourself. Nothing else from your account goes to Slack.
You see it first. The Send window lists every item before anything leaves MeetWave; what you uncheck stays behind. A meeting goes on its own only when you turn on auto-send for a calendar event.
You can take access back any time. Disconnect Slack in MeetWave’s settings, or remove the MeetWave app from your Slack workspace; MeetWave stops posting at once.
