Meeting Memory Agent
Ask across saved calls with /ask. The agent reads meeting summaries and transcript excerpts, then answers with source meetings.
Meeting memory agentBuilt for Discord voice
AI meeting notes
AI meeting notes
and memory.
Discap joins your call, labels each speaker, posts summaries, decisions, action items, and lets your team ask what was discussed later.
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Setup in seconds
Add it once. It handles the rest.
No dashboard and no setup wizard. Add the bot, choose its permissions, and it creates the meeting space it needs.
- A tidy Meeting Transcription space to keep it all in one place
- A #meeting-transcripts channel where your notes show up
- A Meetings voice channel it joins on its own
Want to use your own channels instead? An admin can point it anywhere with
/setup. It checks before creating anything new.
Features
Everything Discord calls need afterward
Clean notes, clear owners, and no handoff work after the call. You just show up and talk.
A full transcript, every time
Every call turns into clean, timestamped notes with speaker labels. Keep them, read them, or share them.
A summary in seconds
The moment the meeting ends, the channel gets a short recap that people can scan in seconds.
Ask the memory agent
Use /ask to ask what happened across saved meetings, not just the latest transcript.
To-dos that find their owner
When an owner is clear, the task is tagged to that person in Discord, so next steps do not drift.
Speaks your language
Works in English, German, and more, even when people switch mid-sentence. The summary follows the main language of the call.
Shows up on its own
It can join your configured meeting channel automatically and leave when the call is over.
Meeting memory agent
An agent that remembers the meetings your team saves
The summary is useful on the day of the call. The memory agent is useful weeks later: ask what the team decided, who owned a follow-up, or when a topic last came up.
Ask in plain English
/ask question: "What did we decide about onboarding?"
Grounded in transcripts
Answers come from saved meeting summaries and speaker-labeled transcript excerpts.
Retention-aware
It only answers from meetings your server still keeps, so privacy settings stay meaningful.
How it works
From voice call to recap in four steps
It joins the call
Start a call or run /listen, and it hops in and lets everyone know it's recording.
It writes it all down
It captures the conversation as a clean, labeled transcript while you talk.
It sums it up
When the call ends, it turns the conversation into a short, useful recap.
It posts the recap
The summary and full transcript land in your channel, ready to read or share.
Commands
Seven slash commands, that's it
No dashboard to learn. The core workflow happens right inside Discord.
/listen
Join your current voice channel and start recording the meeting.
/stop
End the meeting, publish the summary and transcript, and leave.
/ask
Ask about past meetings. @Mentioning the bot works too.
/history
Show the last ~15 transcribed lines for this channel.
/ask
Ask the meeting memory agent what your server discussed across saved meetings.
/optout
Toggle whether your voice is transcribed and stored.
/help
What the bot does, the full command list, and how meetings work.
/setup
Point the bot at your own channels (admin only). It never creates duplicates.
Recording, the respectful way
Your data, your rules. It announces itself on every join, transcripts are deleted after 30 days, and anyone can opt out anytime.
Announced on join
The bot posts a recording notice and sets a 🔴 "Recording a meeting" status when it enters, so recording is visible.
Per-person opt-out
Anyone can run /optout to exclude their voice from transcription and storage, instantly
and for as long as it's set.
Automatic deletion
Transcripts are pruned automatically after 30 days, so nothing lingers indefinitely.
No admin access
It never asks to be a server administrator, only the specific permissions its features actually use.
News
New: your Discord meetings are now askable
The latest product update turns saved transcripts into a server memory layer, so teams can recover decisions without digging through files.
Find old decisions
Recover what the team agreed, why it mattered, and which meeting it came from.
Trace owners
Ask who took an action item without scrolling through Discord or opening transcript files.
Only saved memory
The agent answers from retained meeting data, so deleted meetings stay out of recall.
Use cases
Built for the Discord calls people actually miss
Different communities use voice differently. The workflow stays the same: record the call, post the recap, and ask the memory agent later.
Gaming
Squads, raids, playtests, and late-night calls
Remember builds, plans, feedback, funny moments, and who promised to do what before the next session.
PodcastsShow notes without replaying the whole recording
Turn guest calls and Discord recordings into summaries, topic lists, clips to pull, and follow-up questions.
Study groupsA smart friend for every Discord study session
Keep explanations, examples, deadlines, and review points searchable after everyone leaves the call.
TeamsWork meetings that do not disappear into voice chat
Capture decisions, owners, and context from product syncs, office hours, standups, and customer calls.
Pricing
Free during alpha
Every feature is free for every server while we learn from real Discord meetings. All we ask for is honest feedback.
Here is how it will work once the full product launches:
Free
Almost every server$0/ month
For servers under 200 transcribed hours a month.
- Per-speaker transcripts and AI summaries
- Meeting memory agent with
/ask - Action items, auto-posting, and opt-out
- Every feature included, no card required
For high-volume servers
Team
200+ hours / month$19/ month
Once a single server passes 200 transcribed hours in a month.
- Everything in Free, nothing gated
- Meeting memory across retained transcripts
- Keep recording past 200 hours a month
- Helps keep the bot running for everyone
During alpha, everything is free. The $19 plan only begins after the full product launches.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need to set anything up?
No. Add it to your server and it builds its own channels and joins calls on its own. You can be up and running in seconds.
How fast are my notes ready?
When the call ends. The summary and full transcript are posted right in your channel, with no exporting and no waiting.
What do I actually get after a call?
A short summary with the gist, decisions, and to-dos tagged to the right people, plus a full timestamped transcript of everything that was said.
Can I ask it about past meetings?
Yes. Run /ask or @mention the bot with a question like "what did we decide about pricing?" —
it answers from your recorded meetings and says so honestly when something was never discussed.
For meetings from the last 30 days it can quote the full transcript, word for word; for anything older it
answers from the saved summaries — the decisions, to-dos, and gist of each meeting.
Can I ask about older meetings?
Yes. Use /ask to ask the meeting memory agent about saved meetings in your server. It answers from retained summaries and transcripts, then points back to the source meetings it used.
Does it handle big or long meetings?
Yes. It works on full-length calls and labels each speaker on their own audio stream, so attribution stays accurate even when people talk over each other.
What languages does it work in?
English, German, and more, even when people switch languages mid-sentence. The summary comes back in the main language of the call.
What does it cost?
Right now, nothing. We are in alpha, so every feature is free while we gather feedback. When the full product launches, servers under 200 transcribed hours a month stay free. Above that, it is $19 a month. Same features either way.
Is it safe to add?
Yes. It only asks for the permissions it needs, and it never needs admin access. Everyone can see when it's recording, and anyone can opt out anytime.
Turn the next Discord call into memory
Free during alpha. Add it to your server, start a call, get the recap, and ask about it later with /ask.