A bot instead of manual notes
The bot joins calls on its own in Google Meet and Zoom and records the conversation. No one has to take minutes: the team stays focused on the discussion.
The bot joins calls in Google Meet and Zoom and sits in work chats. It transcribes the meeting, writes an executive summary and clear tasks for assignees, and adds everything to the team’s shared context.
Teams grow faster than documentation
Kazakhstan. The Astana Hub ecosystem added about 700 companies in a year and supports 32K jobs; at this hiring pace, the reasons behind decisions stay in chats and in people’s heads, and every new hire has to reconstruct them. Uzbekistan. IT Park now has more than 3,500 residents, and employment doubled in a year; at this hiring pace, the reasons behind decisions stay in chats, and every new hire has to reconstruct them.
Rocket Context attends meetings and turns conversations into summaries and tasks
After a call, the chat receives a transcript, an executive summary for the manager, and tasks with owners and deadlines. Meeting outcomes and correspondence are collected into a decision base; the Tacit assistant answers from it with a link to the source.
The bot joins calls on its own in Google Meet and Zoom and records the conversation. No one has to take minutes: the team stays focused on the discussion.
An executive summary for the manager and clear tasks for the assignees arrive in the work chat. Owners review the tasks and deadlines.
Subscription meeting recorders charge per seat — about $20 a month per person. With Rocket Context, recording and transcription cost about $0.65 per meeting hour, regardless of how many people attend. For a team of 50 with 120 hours of meetings a month, that comes to roughly $80 instead of $1,000.
The bot joins the meeting via a link and records the conversation. Participants see it in the list; nothing is recorded covertly.
The bot sits in team chats: meeting outcomes are posted there, and decisions and agreements are extracted from the conversation.
Full meeting text by speaker. The transcript can be opened and checked against the recording.
A short summary for the manager: what was discussed, what was decided and what remains open. Delivered to the chat after the meeting.
Clear tasks for assignees: what to do, who owns it and by when, based on what was said in the meeting.
Semantic search with answers linked to the meeting, chat or document, including date and author where available.
Tasks from all meetings in one place: owners, deadlines and statuses for teams and management.
A wiki built from connected policies and the Tacit assistant for HR and operational questions. Answers are checked against their sources.
Can run without the cloud, on the company’s own server or local hardware. Role-based access, exclusion of personal chats, logging and agreed data masking. AI Control Gate
The bot joins one team’s meetings and chats; metrics compared before and after. Fixed price for an agreed scope.
The bot in every department’s meetings, summaries, tasks, a decision base and Tacit, by subscription; scope and support are agreed.
Rocket Context on the company’s own server or local hardware: recordings, transcripts and models stay within your perimeter; integrations and requirements are set by contract.
Knowledge base guidelines, hands-on workshops and mentoring for employees. AI for teams
“Decisions are made in chats and calls, and that is where they get lost. Rocket Context collects them into a single base, and the Tacit assistant answers ‘why did we decide this’ with a link to the source. We started with ourselves: handing over context became easier when people go on leave or switch projects.”
Oleg SolabayevCTO
The bot joins a Google Meet or Zoom call via the meeting link and appears in the participant list. After the meeting, the transcript, executive summary and tasks are posted to the work chat.
Subscription services charge per seat, around $20 per person per month. Rocket Context costs per meeting hour: recording and transcription come to about $0.65 per hour, and model processing of the text to less than a cent. Prices as of October 2026. Outcomes and tasks go into the team’s shared decision base, not personal accounts.
No. Only agreed work chats and meetings are connected. Roles and answer permissions are verified before launch; masking and logging scope is defined with your information security team.
Rocket Context runs in the cloud or without it: on the company’s own server or local hardware, together with the models. In that case, recordings and transcripts never leave your perimeter. The hosting option is agreed before connection.
From the first meeting: after the call, a summary and tasks arrive in the chat. The decision base and search become more useful as meetings and messages accumulate.
The 30-day pilot has a fixed price for an agreed scope. Company-wide subscription and on-premises deployment are quoted separately.
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