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Finally, an AI notetaker for AI notetakers.

Your team runs an average of 4.2 AI notetakers per call. Quorum joins them, reconciles what they wrote, and produces the record everyone actually reads.

No credit card required. Works with the notetakers you already have.

Trusted by revenue and operations teams at

NorthwindAlcoveParity SystemsHalyardModalityBrightwater

Meeting intelligence has a meeting intelligence problem.

Every tool that promised to summarize your meetings now attends them. None of them agree with each other, and none of them are aware of each other. The result is not more clarity. It is more documents.

4.2

average AI notetakers present in an enterprise meeting

71%

of AI-generated meeting summaries are never opened

3.1

conflicting action item lists generated per call

Three steps. Zero additional meetings.

01

Join

Quorum enters your call as a participant alongside your existing notetakers. Quorum does not transcribe the meeting. Quorum does not listen to the meeting.

02

Reconcile

Our consensus engine ingests every summary produced by every bot in the room and weights each source by historical accuracy. Contradictions are surfaced, not averaged.

03

Publish

One canonical record, delivered to the channel of your choice, with full attribution back to the notetaker that got it right.

Built for rooms with more bots than people.

Consensus Engine

Weighted reconciliation across every notetaker in the meeting. Sources with a history of hallucinated action items are automatically downranked.

Conflict Resolution

When two notetakers disagree on what was decided, Quorum flags the discrepancy instead of picking one. Disagreements are logged, not hidden.

Bot Registry

Automatic discovery of every AI participant in your calendar. Most customers find between two and nine tools they were not aware they were paying for.

Attribution Trails

Every line in the final record traces back to the bot that produced it. Full lineage, exportable for audit.

Silence Detection

Flags meetings in which no human participant spoke. On average, 6% of recurring meetings qualify.

Human Escalation

Unresolvable conflicts can be routed to a person for review. This feature is optional and is disabled by default.

Quorum vs. reading the notes yourself.

Minutes to a decision

Quorum3
Single notetaker summary14
Reading all summaries41
Attending the meeting60

Based on internal testing across 12 design partners over a six week period. The control group was not informed the meetings had occurred.

“We were running five notetakers and getting five different versions of the same call. Quorum gave us one. I have not opened the other four since.”

DW

Dana Whitlock

Chief of Staff, Halyard

“The bot registry alone paid for itself. We found four subscriptions nobody could account for and one that had been joining our board meetings for eleven months.”

MO

Marcus Oyelaran

VP Revenue Operations, Northwind

“I have not personally attended a meeting since Q2 and my throughput has never been higher. My team says the records are excellent.”

PR

Priya Raghunathan

Director of Operational Excellence, Modality

Works with every notetaker in the room.

Quorum is designed to sit on top of your existing meeting intelligence stack, not replace it.

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If your notetaker is not listed, it is likely already in a meeting with us.

SOC 2 Type II · ISO 27001 · GDPR compliant · Zero human retention

Pricing

Priced per human.

Starter

$0
  • Up to 2 notetakers per meeting.
  • 7 day record history.
  • Community support.
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Team

$29/ user / month
  • Unlimited notetakers per meeting.
  • Consensus engine.
  • Bot registry.
  • Attribution trails.
  • Slack and email delivery.
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Enterprise

Custom
  • SSO and SCIM.
  • Custom reconciliation weighting.
  • Dedicated environment.
  • Per-bot pricing available on request.
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Bots do not consume a seat. Bots are always free.

Frequently asked questions

No. We get this question frequently enough that it appears in our onboarding materials.

Your meetings are already being recorded.

Somebody should be reading it.

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