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Meetings, memory, and what we measured.

Comparisons and guides, plus the things we tested ourselves and can show the working for. Where Kika loses to something else, we say so — you find out anyway.

RESEARCH · 1 Sept 2026 · 9 MIN

Forty meeting summaries is not a memory

Every notetaker summarises one meeting well. Then you have forty of them and discover it bought you almost nothing. What has to happen to a transcript before it can answer “what did I promise, and what has gone quiet?”

GUIDE · 1 Sept 2026 · 7 MIN

Why action items from meetings don’t get done

Everyone writes them down and most still don’t happen. The failure is almost never memory — it is that a list of tasks throws away the four things that decide whether any of them move.

RESEARCH · 1 Sept 2026 · 7 MIN

Hebrew meeting transcription: what actually works

We ran the same Hebrew call through four speech models and compared the output word by word. The gap between the free and paid options is bigger than in English, and not where you would expect.

COMPARISON · 1 Sept 2026 · 8 MIN

AI meeting notetakers that don’t join your call

Some notetakers appear in the participant list. Some never do. The difference decides whether you have to ask permission, and it splits the market cleanly in two.

GUIDE · 1 Sept 2026 · 6 MIN

How to prepare for a client meeting in ten minutes

A repeatable checklist for the call you did not have time to prepare for — what to reread, what to look up, and the four questions worth writing down first.

Written by the people building Kika

Kika writes your meeting notes — then remembers what you promised.

No bot joins your call. Afterwards you get the notes and the action items; before the next one you get a brief on where things stand and what is still open. Free tier is 300 meeting minutes a month, no card.