Scribbl for project managers
Stop being the person who has to remember everything.
Scribbl records every project call without a bot in the room and gives back what was decided, who took what, and what is still open. You get to run the meeting instead of typing through it.
On Meet, Zoom, or Teams: whichever your stakeholders use. Nothing joins the call.
Free to start. No credit card, nothing to configure.
Renewal scoping
Marcus
Quarterly review
Dana
Escalation call
Priya
Original scoping
Tom
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Decisions
and open questions, as their own sections
No bot
nothing joins your stakeholder calls
The decision was made. Here is the day it happened.
Every meeting comes back with what was decided and what is still open as their own sections, not buried in a wall of notes. When someone reopens a settled question three weeks later, you have the call, the date, and the words.
Northwind · renewal scoping They want the security review done before signing, and asked for pricing to be revisited for the second year.
Revised pricing by the 14th
Who took what, without you writing it down mid-call.
Commitments people make out loud get pulled out with the name attached. You stop being the person typing while trying to run the meeting, and nothing depends on you remembering it afterwards.
Revised pricing sheet
You said it, Tuesday
Intro to the security team
Marcus said it, last month
Send the Q2 recap deck
Dana said it, in March
Catch up on a project you have not touched in two weeks.
Every call on that project sits together, whoever ran it. Ask where it stands and get the answer from all of them, in Claude or ChatGPT, before you walk into the steering meeting.
“How are things going with Northwind?”
Renewal scoping, 6 days ago, with Marcus
Security review, nobody named as owner
Revised pricing by the 14th
The thing raised in three different calls that nobody escalated.
Scribbl reads across every project call and shows you what keeps coming up. Timeline pressure and unassigned ownership surface as a pattern while there is still room to act, instead of in a post mortem.
Not every conversation belongs to the whole project.
Meetings are private until someone shares them. When they do, Scribbl reads the meeting first and holds the share if it looks like a one to one or if the list is much bigger than the call was.
This looks like a one to one. Share it with 14 people anyway?
- A sharing list far bigger than the room was
- Someone on the list who obviously would not want it
- The part of a call recorded after the client dropped off
See it on your next kickoff.
Book a demo and we will show you what it finds in the calls you have already recorded, or start free and look yourself.
Recording laws vary by region, so make sure you have the consent you need from the people in your meetings.
Stop being the person who has to remember everything.