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Docket turns a call transcript, a week of team updates, or a stack of client metrics into a finished document — no template to fill in, no meeting about the meeting.

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Q3 Kickoff Call
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Summary

The team set a beta launch date of August 12, gated behind a feature flag until a mobile Safari onboarding bug is resolved.

Decisions

Beta launches August 12; flag stays on until Safari is fixed.

Action items

Sam · fix Safari bug · Fri Priya · release notes · Aug 8
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Q3 Kickoff Call
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Yes — no card, no signup wall, no usage cap. Notes runs on Groq's free tier, and it's meant to be the thing people share, not the thing that upsells them.
A pasted transcript, an uploaded audio file, or a public X Space link — paired with the host-downloaded Space audio or a transcript, since X doesn't offer free access to Space audio directly.
Nothing beyond one input is required. Skip GitHub and wallet entirely and Docket builds the deck from your pasted updates alone — sections it can't fill are marked honestly, never invented.
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