ScopeCharter turns meeting transcripts into a searchable memory layer for your project, preserving actions, decisions, risks and topics as work evolves.
Track ownership, due dates and progress.
Preserve what was agreed and when.
Manage project exposure and follow-up.
Follow themes across recurring meetings.
Project knowledge is often scattered across meeting notes, chat threads, documents and individual memories. Actions are copied into spreadsheets, decisions are repeated, and risks are rediscovered weeks later. ScopeCharter gives that knowledge a structured home.
Upload or paste meeting transcripts and ScopeCharter extracts the useful project knowledge: actions, decisions, risks and topics. Instead of treating each meeting as a one-off summary, it reconciles information across meetings so the project record remains current.
Project Memory helps teams understand what changed, what is still open, what has already been decided and what needs attention next. It is built for recurring project reviews, client meetings, steering groups and delivery teams.
Actions, decisions and risks persist beyond the meeting that created them.
Important themes are tracked across meetings so context is not lost.
Ask ScopeCharter questions about project history and get evidence-backed answers.
Start free, upload a meeting transcript and see how ScopeCharter builds a living project record.
