Tagalong Complete Guide

Sidebar Navigation

Tagalong v2.0 uses a sidebar-based layout built on NavigationSplitView. The sidebar is your central hub for navigating between meetings, starting recordings, and accessing every feature in the app.

The sidebar is organized into three areas:

• Pinned items at the top: Home, Search, and Visual Notes. These are always visible and give you quick access to the most common views.
• Calendar card below the pinned items: shows your next upcoming calendar event (if Calendar access is granted). Tap it to auto-populate the meeting name.
• Meeting list grouped by date: Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, This Month, Last Month, and Older. Every meeting you have recorded or imported appears here.

At the bottom of the sidebar is a persistent bar with four controls:

• Settings gear — opens the Settings view
• Record shortcut — starts a new recording directly
• Sync button — refreshes the meeting list
• Tier badge — shows your current tier (Free or Pro)

Selecting Home opens the Home view in the detail pane, where you can start a recording, import files, or see your calendar next meeting. Selecting any meeting in the list opens MeetingDetailView in the detail pane, showing that meeting's transcript, summary, visual notes, and notes as collapsible sections.

System Requirements

Tagalong is a native macOS application built with SwiftUI. It ships as a universal binary, so it runs natively on both Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4) and Intel-based Macs.

Installation

Tagalong is distributed as a notarized DMG disk image. There is no installer to run — just drag and drop.

1. Download Tagalong — Visit tagalongai.com and click the Download button. Your browser will download Tagalong.dmg.
2. Open the DMG — Double-click the downloaded file. A Finder window will appear showing the Tagalong app icon and an arrow pointing to your Applications folder.
3. Drag to Applications — Drag Tagalong.app onto the Applications folder alias. This copies the app to your Mac.
4. Launch Tagalong — Open Tagalong from your Applications folder (or use Spotlight: press ⌘ + Space, type "Tagalong", and press Enter). You will see a microphone icon appear in your menu bar.
5. Grant Microphone permission — On first launch, macOS will ask for Microphone access. Click Allow — this is required for recording to work. You can also grant this later in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Microphone.

Setup & API Keys

When you first open Tagalong, you will see the onboarding screen. Tagalong offers two ways to unlock Pro features — choose whichever fits your workflow best.

You do not have to choose right away. Tagalong works on the Free tier without any setup at all — you get 5 meetings per month with mic recording, speaker identification, a basic AI summary, and markdown export. No credit card required.

Setting up a Subscription

1. Open Settings — Click the gear icon in the sidebar bottom bar.
2. Select Subscription mode — Under Licensing Mode, choose "Subscription."
3. Complete checkout — Tagalong will open a Stripe checkout page in your browser. After payment, the app activates automatically.

Setting up a Private License

1. Get your API keys — You will need an OpenAI API key (for Whisper transcription and GPT summaries) and an AssemblyAI API key (for speaker diarization). A Google Gemini API key is optional and only needed for visual notes generation.
2. Open Settings — Click the gear icon in the sidebar bottom bar.
3. Select Private License mode — Under Licensing Mode, choose "Private License."
4. Enter your keys — Paste each API key into the corresponding field. Keys are stored securely in macOS Keychain and are never sent to Tagalong servers.

Tier System & Feature Gating

Tagalong has two tiers: Free and Pro. The Free tier lets you try the core experience without a credit card. Pro unlocks everything.

To upgrade from Free to Pro, open Settings and choose either licensing mode:

• Subscription ($9.99/mo) — zero setup, API keys managed by Tagalong
• Private License ($199 one-time) — bring your own API keys for maximum privacy

Your usage counter is displayed in the sidebar and on the Home view. On the Free tier, you will see a message like "3 of 5 meetings remaining this month." The counter resets automatically at the start of each calendar month.

Your First Recording

Once Tagalong is installed and you have chosen a licensing mode (or are using the Free tier), you are ready to record your first meeting.

1. Click the menu bar icon — Click the microphone icon in your Mac's menu bar to open Tagalong's popover.
2. Go to Home — Select Home in the sidebar if it is not already selected. The Home view shows your recording controls and calendar card.
3. Name your meeting — Type a name in the meeting name field (e.g., "Weekly Standup"). This is optional — Tagalong will use a timestamp if you leave it blank. If you have Calendar integration enabled, it may auto-fill the name of your current or upcoming meeting.
4. Click Start Recording — Tagalong begins listening through your selected microphone. You will see a pulsing red dot and a live waveform. Speak normally — the app transcribes in the background every 10 seconds.

When your meeting ends, click Stop Recording. Tagalong will process the audio — uploading it for speaker diarization, identifying who said what, and generating an AI summary. This typically takes 30 seconds to a couple of minutes depending on meeting length.

Your results are saved automatically to ~/Documents/Tagalong/{meeting-name}/ and the meeting appears in the sidebar. Click it to review the transcript, summary, visual notes, and notes.

Quick Start Checklist

Make sure you have everything in place before your first real meeting.

• macOS 15.0 (Sequoia) or later installed
• Tagalong.app dragged to Applications
• Microphone permission granted
• Licensing mode selected (Subscription, Private License, or Free tier)
• API keys entered if using Private License
• Test recording completed — try a 30-second recording to verify everything works

Starting a Recording

Open Tagalong from the menu bar. From the Home view in the sidebar, select your audio mode (Microphone or Conference) and input device. Enter a meeting name or let the calendar auto-populate it. Click Start Recording. The sidebar collapses and the recording view takes over the full width.

1. Open Tagalong — Click the mic icon in the menu bar to open the popover.
2. Select Home — If not already selected, click Home in the sidebar to see your recording controls.
3. Name your meeting — Type a meeting name or leave it blank (Tagalong will use a timestamp). If you have a Pro license and have granted calendar access, the name auto-fills from your next calendar event.
4. Choose your audio mode — Select Microphone (default) or Conference Mode PRO using the mode toggle.
5. Click Start Recording — Tagalong begins capturing audio immediately. The sidebar collapses and the recording view fills the popover. The menu bar icon turns into a red recording indicator.

Microphone Mode vs Conference Mode

Tagalong offers two audio capture modes depending on where your meeting audio is coming from.

During Recording

While recording, Tagalong shows a live interface with real-time feedback about the audio it is capturing. The recording view is laid out from top to bottom as follows:

1. Status bar — A pulsing red dot, "Recording" label, and elapsed timer at the top.
2. Audio waveform — An animated visualization of your current audio levels.
3. "Last Heard" card — Shows the latest transcribed chunk from Whisper, updated every ~10 seconds. Displays "Listening..." when waiting for speech, or "Silence detected" when no audio is present.
4. Word count stats — A row showing how many words have been captured so far.
5. Meeting name — An editable text field. You can rename the meeting at any time during recording.
6. Microphone selector — A dropdown to switch input devices mid-recording.
7. Meeting Notes area — A text input for capturing timestamped notes (see below).
8. AI Chat panel — A collapsible "Ask AI" panel for asking questions during recording (Pro only).
9. Stop Recording — Saves the audio and starts processing.
10. Cancel — Discards the recording entirely and returns to the Home view.

Compact Recording Mode

If you need to check other meetings or navigate the sidebar while recording, you can minimize the recording view to a compact strip.

• The compact strip shows a pulsing red dot, the elapsed timer, and a stop button
• Your full recording continues uninterrupted in the background — no audio is lost
• Click the compact strip to expand back to the full recording view at any time
• While in compact mode, the sidebar reappears so you can browse meetings or access settings

Pause & Resume Recording

Need to take a break, handle a side conversation, or step away? You can pause your recording and resume it when you're ready — without starting a new session.

1. Pause — Click the pause button on the recording screen (or right-click the menu bar icon → Pause Recording). Audio capture stops immediately.
2. Visual feedback — The menu bar icon changes to an amber pause symbol, and the status label switches from "Recording" to "Paused."
3. Resume — Click the resume button (or right-click → Resume Recording). Audio capture picks up right where you left off.

Recording Start Sound

Tagalong can play an audible notification tone shortly after recording begins — a courtesy alert so meeting participants know the call is being recorded.

1. Enable the setting — Open Settings and toggle Recording Start Sound under the General section.
2. Start a recording — Two seconds after recording begins, a brief notification tone plays through your speakers.
3. Automatic guard — If you cancel recording within those two seconds, no sound plays.

Taking Meeting Notes

Capture important moments as they happen. Notes you take during recording are automatically timestamped so you can connect them to specific points in the conversation.

1. Type your note — Enter text in the notes area at the bottom of the recording view.
2. Send it — Press ⌘ + Return or click the send button. The note is saved with a timestamp like "[0:04:32] Agreed on Q3 launch date".
3. View your notes — Submitted notes appear in a collapsible list below the input. After recording, they show up in the Meeting Notes section of your results.

Notes are included in the AI summary prompt, so important context you capture is reflected in the final output. They are also saved to a plain-text file ({meeting-name}_notes.txt) that you can edit by hand at any time.

Live AI Chat PRO

Ask questions about your meeting while it is still happening. The "Ask AI" panel uses your accumulated live transcript as context and streams answers in real time.

1. Expand the panel — Tap the collapsible "Ask AI" bar at the bottom of the recording screen.
2. Ask a question — Type something like "What was the main concern raised?" or "Summarize the last 5 minutes."
3. Read the response — Answers stream in as they are generated. The chat does not interfere with or pause your recording.

Calendar Auto-fill PRO

Tagalong integrates with your macOS Calendar to save you a few keystrokes at the start of every meeting.

1. Grant permission — The first time you use this feature, Tagalong asks for Calendar access (System Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars).
2. See your next meeting — A calendar card appears in the sidebar below the pinned items, showing your next upcoming event. It refreshes every 30 seconds.
3. Click to auto-fill — Tap the calendar card to populate the meeting name field instantly.

Switching Microphones Mid-Recording

Need to swap from your AirPods to a USB mic? Tagalong handles microphone changes on the fly without losing any audio data.

Use the microphone selector dropdown on the recording screen to pick a different input device. Tagalong disconnects from the current mic and reconnects to the new one seamlessly — no gap in your recording.

Stopping & Cancelling

When your meeting is over, you have two choices:

You can also minimize the recording to compact mode before stopping. The compact strip keeps the recording running while you browse other meetings. See Compact Recording Mode for details.

Smart Context Menu

Right-click (or Control-click) the Tagalong menu bar icon to access a context-aware menu that changes based on the current state of the app.

Meeting Auto-Detection PRO

Tagalong can detect when you launch a meeting app and prompt you to start recording — so you never forget to capture an important conversation.

Supported apps: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, FaceTime, and Slack.

1. Enable the feature — Open Settings and toggle Meeting Auto-Detection under the General section.
2. Launch a meeting app — When Tagalong detects one of the supported apps starting, it waits 10 seconds (to avoid false triggers from brief app launches) before sending a notification.
3. Respond to the prompt — The notification asks if you'd like to start recording. If calendar integration is enabled, it also suggests a meeting name based on your next calendar event.
4. Meeting end detection — When the meeting app quits, Tagalong sends another notification asking if you'd like to stop recording.

Processing Steps

When you stop a recording or import a file, Tagalong runs through a series of steps automatically. You will see each step displayed in sequence so you always know where things stand.

1. Importing — For file imports, Tagalong copies and prepares the file. For live recordings, this step is skipped.
2. Uploading audio — Your recorded WAV file is uploaded for processing.
3. Transcribing & identifying speakers — AssemblyAI diarization converts the audio to text and figures out who said what, labeling each segment by speaker.
4. Generating summary — GPT reads the full transcript and produces a structured summary with key decisions, action items, and takeaways.
5. Done — Results are saved to your output folder and the meeting appears in the sidebar.

Processing continues in the background. You can navigate to other meetings, start a new recording, or close the detail pane — your meeting will appear in the sidebar when ready.

Background Processing

One of the key improvements in Tagalong v2.0 is background processing. After you stop a recording or import a file, you do not have to wait on a progress screen — processing runs independently while you use the rest of the app.

• Processing continues even if you navigate away from the meeting in the sidebar
• The meeting shows a spinning icon in the sidebar while processing is in progress
• When processing completes, the meeting appears in the sidebar with its full results available
• You can start a new recording while a previous meeting is still processing
• If you close and reopen the popover, processing resumes where it left off

The Results View

After processing, your meeting appears in the sidebar list and the detail pane shows MeetingDetailView. Content is organized as collapsible sections: Meeting Notes (timestamped notes you took during recording), Summary (AI-generated with recipe selection), Transcript (speaker-labeled entries with search), and Visual Notes (AI-generated infographic). Each section can be expanded or collapsed independently.

Click any meeting in the sidebar to view its results. The collapsible sections let you focus on what matters — expand the Summary to quickly read key takeaways, or expand the Transcript to find a specific quote.

Transcript

The Transcript section shows every segment of the conversation, labeled by speaker. Each entry displays a colored speaker pill, a timestamp, and the spoken text.

• Speaker pills use a 5-color rotation so each speaker is visually distinct
• Timestamps mark the start of each segment
• Click any entry to seek the audio player to that moment PRO
• Use the search bar at the top to filter entries by keyword — matching entries are highlighted in real time

Speaker Editing

Diarization labels speakers generically as "Speaker A," "Speaker B," and so on. You can replace these with real names so the transcript, summary, and visual notes all reflect who actually said what.

1. Click the pencil icon — Next to any speaker name (e.g., "Speaker A"), click the edit icon.
2. Type the real name — Enter the person's actual name in the text field.
3. Save — The name change propagates immediately through the entire transcript, the AI summary, and the visual notes.

Summary

The Summary section displays a markdown-rendered AI summary generated by GPT. It is structured into clear sections — typically key decisions, action items, and key takeaways — so you can quickly grasp what happened without rereading the full transcript.

If you want a different format, choose a summary recipe before generating. You can also refine the summary after it has been created using AI editing.

Summary Recipes PRO

Recipes let you control the format and focus of the AI summary. Select a recipe before clicking Generate Summary — the recipe's system prompt replaces the default one, so the AI tailors the output accordingly.

You can also create custom recipes with your own name and system prompt. Custom recipes are stored locally and appear alongside the built-in options in the recipe picker.

AI Summary Editing PRO

After a summary has been generated, you can refine it using natural language instructions. The edit panel appears below the summary content.

1. Type an instruction — Describe what you want changed in plain English: "Make it shorter," "Add a risk section," "Remove the action items," or "Rewrite the intro for a technical audience."
2. Review the proposal — The AI generates a refined version of the summary. You see it as a proposed edit.
3. Accept or Reject — Click Accept to apply the change, or Reject to discard it and keep the original.
4. Undo if needed — Click Undo to revert to the previous version. Tagalong keeps a history stack so you can step back through multiple edits.

Visual Notes PRO

Visual Notes are AI-generated visual summaries of your meetings — shareable images that capture the key points at a glance. Tagalong uses Google Gemini to create 4K images in a variety of styles. If you took meeting notes, they are included in the prompt for richer content.

Visual Notes is also a pinned item in the sidebar, giving you quick access to browse visual notes across all your meetings.

You can customize the appearance before generating:

Click Regenerate to get a fresh version with the same settings, or change settings and regenerate for a different look. The visual note is saved automatically to your meeting folder as {meeting-name}_infographic.jpg.

Once generated, you have several ways to use your visual note:

• Open — Opens the full-resolution image in Preview
• Share — Opens the macOS sharing sheet so you can AirDrop, email, message, or send the visual note to any app that supports sharing
• Copy to Clipboard — Copies the image to your clipboard for pasting into Slack, Keynote, Google Docs, or anywhere else

Notes

The Meeting Notes section collects all the notes you captured during and after the meeting in one place.

• Notes taken during recording include a timestamp (e.g., "[0:02:15] Budget confirmed at $50k")
• Notes added after recording are labeled "Post-meeting"
• Click any note to edit it inline
• Notes are also saved to a separate text file: {meeting-name}_notes.txt

AI Chat PRO

The Chat panel lets you ask any question about the meeting and get an AI-powered answer based on the full transcript. Think of it as a research assistant who was in the room and remembers everything.

Some examples of questions you might ask:

• "Who was the most skeptical about the timeline?"
• "What were the three options discussed for the vendor?"
• "Summarize what Sarah said about the budget."
• "Were there any unresolved disagreements?"

Responses stream in real time. Your chat history persists for the current session so you can ask follow-up questions that build on earlier answers.

Action Items PRO

After generating a summary, you can extract structured action items from the meeting. The Action Items section appears as a collapsible panel in the meeting detail view.

1. Generate a summary first — Action items are extracted from the AI summary, so you need one before this feature is available.
2. Click "Extract Action Items" — The AI parses the summary and identifies concrete action items, assigning each an owner and priority level.
3. Review the list — Each item shows a title, assignee (if identifiable from the discussion), and priority badge: High, Medium, or Low.
4. Select items — Use the checkboxes to choose which action items you want to export.
5. Export — Send selected items to Apple Reminders (requires Reminders permission) or Todoist (requires API token in Settings).

Exporting Your Results

Tagalong gives you several ways to share or archive your meeting results, depending on your workflow and tier.

Meetings in the Sidebar

Previously recorded meetings appear automatically in the sidebar, grouped by date: Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, This Month, Last Month, and Older. Click any meeting to view its transcript, summary, and visual notes in the detail pane.

• Meetings are sorted chronologically with the most recent at the top of each group
• Each entry shows the meeting name and recording date
• Meetings currently processing show a spinning icon until results are ready
• Click the sync button in the sidebar bottom bar to refresh the list
• You can also import sessions from older versions of Tagalong using the import button

Spaces

Spaces let you organize related meetings into custom groups — like folders for your meetings. Use them to keep projects, teams, or topics neatly organized.

• Create a new Space from the sidebar to group related meetings (e.g., "Q1 Planning," "Client Calls," "Product Standups")
• Drag meetings into a Space or assign a Space during or after recording
• Spaces appear as collapsible folders in the sidebar, making it easy to find what you need
• A meeting can belong to one Space at a time

Visual Notes Gallery

The Visual Notes gallery gives you a dedicated view of every visual note you've generated — across all your meetings in one place. It's pinned in the sidebar for quick access.

• Opens as a grid view showing thumbnails of all visual notes across your meetings
• Search by meeting name or use AI-powered semantic search to find visual notes by topic
• Paginated display (12 per page) for fast browsing even with hundreds of meetings
• Click any thumbnail to jump directly to that meeting's detail view

Search PRO

Search is a pinned item in the sidebar. Click it to open the SearchView in the detail pane, where you can search across all meetings — transcripts, summaries, and notes.

1. Click Search — Select the Search item in the sidebar's pinned section.
2. Enter a keyword — Type any word or phrase in the search bar. Search is case-insensitive.
3. Browse results — Each result shows the meeting name, date, matched text with your keyword highlighted in context, a speaker badge, and a source type badge (transcript or notes). Results are sorted newest first, with a maximum of 100 results.
4. Jump to a meeting — Click any result to navigate to that meeting in the sidebar and open it in the detail pane.

File Import PRO

Already have recordings or transcripts from Zoom, Otter, or Gong? Import them into Tagalong to get speaker-labeled transcripts, AI summaries, and visual notes for meetings you recorded elsewhere.

1. Click Import File — On the Home view, click the "Import File" button.
2. Select your file — Choose an audio file or a transcript file from your Mac.
3. Wait for processing — Audio files are sent to AssemblyAI for speaker diarization (this may take a minute or two). Transcript files are parsed immediately. Processing runs in the background.
4. Review results — Once processing is complete, the meeting appears in the sidebar. Click it to view the full results.

Open Previous Session

Previously recorded meetings appear automatically in the sidebar, grouped by date: Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, This Month, Last Month, Older. Click any meeting to view its transcript, summary, and visual notes. You can also import sessions from older versions using the import button.

If you have session folders from an earlier version of Tagalong that do not appear in the sidebar, use the import function on the Home view to bring them in. Tagalong will scan the folder for markdown, audio, notes, and visual note files and load whatever it finds.

Audio Playback PRO

If a session includes an audio file (from a live recording or an imported audio file), a player bar appears in the results view so you can listen back.

• Scrubable progress bar — drag to any point in the recording
• Volume control slider
• Click any transcript entry to seek directly to that moment in the audio
• Time display showing current position and total duration

Output Folder Structure

Every session is saved to a dedicated folder inside ~/Documents/Tagalong/. Here is what each folder contains.

Licensing Modes

Tagalong offers two ways to unlock Pro features. Both grant the same full feature set — the difference is how API access is handled.

License Mode Selection

You choose your licensing mode in Settings. Both Subscription and Private License unlock all 25 Pro features — the difference is how API calls are handled and how you pay.

You can switch between modes at any time in Settings. Switching does not affect your existing meetings or recordings — only how future API calls are routed.

Subscription Auth Flow

Setting up a subscription takes less than two minutes. Here is how the end-to-end flow works.

1. Download and install Tagalong — Follow the installation steps above.
2. Open Settings — Click the gear icon in the sidebar bottom bar.
3. Choose Subscription — Under Licensing Mode, select "Subscription."
4. Click Subscribe — Tagalong opens a Stripe checkout page in your default browser. Your device ID is passed along automatically.
5. Complete payment — Enter your payment details on the Stripe page. Promotion codes are supported at checkout.
6. Return to Tagalong — After checkout, the app detects your subscription automatically and issues a JWT token for authentication.

Authentication details:

• JWT-based auth with automatic 24-hour token refresh (refreshes 60 seconds before expiry)
• Device-based licensing — one active subscription per device
• Token stored securely in macOS Keychain
• All API calls routed through api.tagalongai.com/v1/proxy

Private License Setup

If you choose Private License, you need to provide your own API keys. Here is what each key is used for.

1. Open Settings — Click the gear icon in the sidebar bottom bar.
2. Choose Private License — Under Licensing Mode, select "Private License."
3. Enter your OpenAI key — Get one at platform.openai.com/api-keys and paste it into the OpenAI field.
4. Enter your AssemblyAI key — Get one at assemblyai.com and paste it into the AssemblyAI field.
5. Enter your Gemini key (optional) — Get one at aistudio.google.com. Only needed if you want to generate visual notes.

Model Selection

Tagalong uses several AI models across its pipeline. Some are configurable, while others are fixed for reliability.

To change the summary model, open Settings and look for the Model section. The selected model is stored locally and applies to all future summaries.

Custom Vocabulary

Improve transcription accuracy for company names, product names, people's names, and industry jargon by adding them to your custom vocabulary list.

1. Open Settings — Click the gear icon.
2. Find Custom Vocabulary — Scroll to the Custom Vocabulary section.
3. Add your terms — Enter words separated by commas or newlines. For example: Tagalong, AssemblyAI, OpenAI, Q3 launch, COGS

These terms are sent to AssemblyAI as a word_boost parameter, which biases the speech recognition model toward recognizing these words correctly. "Tagalong" is included by default.

Visual Notes Options

Customize how your AI-generated visual notes look. These settings are available in both the Settings view and the Visual Notes section in the results view.

When you select a color palette, the specific hex colors are included in the prompt sent to Google Gemini, so the generated image closely follows your chosen theme. Choose "None" to let the AI pick colors that fit the meeting content.

Integrations PRO

Share meeting results directly to Slack or Notion without leaving Tagalong.

Setting up Slack

1. Create a webhook — Go to api.slack.com/apps, create or select an app, enable Incoming Webhooks, and add a new webhook to the channel you want.
2. Copy the webhook URL — It looks like https://hooks.slack.com/services/T.../B.../...
3. Paste in Settings — Open Tagalong Settings, find the Slack section, and paste the URL.
4. Share — After generating a summary, click the Share to Slack button in the results view.

Setting up Notion

1. Create an integration — Go to notion.so/my-integrations and create a new internal integration. Copy the API key.
2. Share your database — Open the Notion database where you want meeting pages created, click Share, and invite your integration.
3. Get the database ID — Open the database in Notion. The database ID is the 32-character string in the URL between the workspace name and the question mark.
4. Paste in Settings — Enter both the Notion API key and Database ID in Tagalong Settings.
5. Export — After a meeting, click the Export to Notion button in the results view.

Setting up Todoist

1. Get your API token — Go to Todoist Settings → Integrations → Developer and copy your API token.
2. Paste in Settings — Open Tagalong Settings, find the Todoist section, and paste the token.
3. Export action items — After extracting action items from a meeting summary, select the items you want and click "Export to Todoist."

Launch at Login

Enable this toggle in Settings to have Tagalong start automatically when you log in to your Mac. The menu bar icon will appear right away, ready for you to start a recording at any time. This uses macOS SMAppService and requires macOS 13 or later.

Global Shortcuts

These shortcuts work anywhere on your Mac — even when Tagalong is not focused.

In-Popover Shortcuts

Standard macOS text shortcuts apply in all text fields (meeting name, notes).