Minutely – Smart Meeting Debrief

After messy meetings, the hard part is not the conversation; it is turning it into something teams can execute. I built Minutely so a raw transcript becomes leadership-ready output without manual note cleanup.

Minutely is a meeting debrief workspace: you give it a transcript, and it turns the conversation into something you can act on: executive summary, owned action items with deadlines and priorities, and a structured view of risks and blockers. The interface is built for scanning and sharing: tables with clear badges, optional markdown export, and a Kanban-style board so the same debrief can be viewed as columns (summary, actions by priority, risks). Behind the scenes, the Next.js app does not run the models itself. It orchestrates the UI and proxies requests to an n8n webhook. The n8n workflow runs three Gemini agents in parallel (actions, risks, and summary), then merges the outputs into JSON for the frontend. Configuration uses N8N_WEBHOOK_URL in .env.local pointing at your n8n webhook. Stack: Next.js (App Router) for the UI and an API route that forwards transcripts to n8n; n8n for multi-agent orchestration and Gemini calls.