TACK.IM

What it does

Most meeting assistants explain what happened afterward. Tack works while the conversation is happening - mapping emerging topics, catching sustained tangents, guiding the room back on track, and surfacing decisions and action items before everyone leaves.

Tack drives meetings live — it catches topic drift in seconds, parks tangents with one tap, and logs decisions the moment they are said.

Tack catches tangents in under three seconds. Park them in one tap and keep the meeting on course. For founders and team leads who run recurring meetings where decisions and next steps keep slipping. See one real meeting moment: drift → park → decision → owner. No agenda gate, no setup ritual. Start the meeting and Tack begins building structure from the conversation itself. This is the moment Tack exists for: a tangent starts, the drift is flagged, and one tap parks it — the aside is kept for later without stealing the meeting. Decisions keep their exact quote and speaker. Actions leave with an owner and due date — captured live, with no one typing. The finished screen opens with…from tack.im

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