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Sign up for free and connect your Google or Outlook calendar in under two minutes. HappyScribe then joins every scheduled standup on its own.
HappyScribe joins your Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams standup as a participant and records audio and video. Async Loom-style updates drop in the same way.
A per-person recap lands in Slack moments after the call ends. Yesterday, today, blockers, with Linear, Jira, and GitHub ticket IDs auto-linked. No three-page minutes for a 15-minute call.
Phrases like blocked on, waiting for, or can't ship until get flagged as blockers and assigned to the speaker. Carryover blockers from yesterday surface at the top of today's notes.
Notes post to your team channel in the same format every day. Sprint goal at the top, per-person updates below, blockers pinned.
Ask a question about any past standup and get an answer with the exact timestamp. Skip scrubbing through five days of recordings.
Search across every standup you've recorded. Find when a ticket was first flagged, who owned it, and whether a blocker has come up three days in a row.
Mentions of ENG-412, LIN-88, or a GitHub PR number become clickable links in Slack and Notion. Linear, Jira, and GitHub IDs stay live wherever the digest lands.
Every standup is recorded with audio and video. Skip the call when you're sick and catch up in three minutes.
Connect HappyScribe to Slack, Linear, Jira, Notion, GitHub, and more through Zapier, MCP server, or API. Route the digest to your team channel, blockers to on-call, transcripts to a Notion sprint page.
Every voice on the call is labeled automatically. See who owns each update, who flagged each blocker, and who committed to unblocking whom.
The AI Notetaker is a real game-changer for us. There's no need to write everything during meetings anymore; now I can actually engage.
Yesterday, today, blockers, per person, with ticket links. The engineer in Lisbon who sleeps through the 9am London standup opens Slack, reads 12 lines, and knows exactly what the team shipped and what needs unblocking. If your team skips the live call entirely, see async communication for recorded updates that never involve a scheduled meeting.

HappyScribe auto-detects the language being spoken and handles mid-call switching. Supports 150+ languages and dialects.

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HappyScribe joins your scheduled meetings as a participant, or you can use the browser-based recorder to go bot-free.
You control how your meetings are recorded.

Three outputs from the same recording, shaped for agile teams.
Sprint goal at the top, per-person yesterday, today, and blockers below, carryover items surfaced from yesterday. Posted to Slack automatically. Export to Notion or Markdown.
Every blocker raised in the call, tagged with the owner and the Linear, Jira, or GitHub ticket ID. Open blockers from earlier standups stay on the list until they close.
Word-for-word record with speaker labels and timestamps. 95%+ accuracy across accents, 150+ languages supported. Searchable so the async reader can jump to the exact 20 seconds that matter.
60 seconds
from call ending to digest posted in Slack
95%+
transcription accuracy
150+
languages and dialects supported
41,000+
teams already using HappyScribe
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Scribble-on-the-fly |
AI daily standup notes |
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Time to produce |
10-15 minutes after the call from whoever volunteered |
Posted to Slack in under 60 seconds |
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Accuracy |
Depends on who was half-listening |
95%+ with full transcript backup |
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Consistency |
Different format every day, different writer every week |
Same structured format every standup |
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Blockers |
Often missed or buried in chat |
Auto-tagged with owner and ticket ID |
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Carryover from yesterday |
Only if someone remembers |
Surfaced at the top of today's notes |
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Async teammates |
Read 40 messages or watch the full replay |
Read the digest in 60 seconds |
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Ticket and PR links |
Typed manually, often broken |
Linear, Jira, GitHub IDs auto-linked |
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Quick, efficient, and very nice results. Very reasonable pricing. I used it on some rather busy videos to produce subtitles, which I then translated. I will be using it more in the future.
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Daily standup notes are a short written record of an agile team's daily scrum, covering what each person did yesterday, what they plan to do today, and what is blocking them. HappyScribe generates them automatically from your Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet call. The format mirrors a normal scrum update, per person, three sections, blockers tagged, posted to Slack within 60 seconds of the call ending.
HappyScribe joins your standup as a meeting participant, records and transcribes the call, then structures the transcript into yesterday, today, and blockers per speaker. Ticket IDs like ENG-412 are auto-linked to Linear or Jira. The notes post to Slack within a minute of the call ending.
Teams that skip the live call can record a Loom-style update or upload an existing video. HappyScribe transcribes it, extracts the same yesterday, today, and blockers structure, and posts the digest to Slack in the same format as a live standup. Short 2-minute Zoom or Meet syncs use the same flow, so remote teams across timezones read one shared feed.
Yes. Phrases like blocked on, waiting for, or can't ship until are flagged as blockers and assigned to the speaker who raised them. Blockers that appear multiple days in a row are marked as carryover and pinned to the top of the digest. Over a two-week sprint, the carryover log becomes useful material for the retro.
Yes. Ticket references like ENG-412, LIN-88, or GitHub PR numbers mentioned in the call or detected in the transcript become clickable links in the Slack post and in Notion. The prefix pattern is configurable per workspace so ACME-123 routes to your Jira project and ENG-412 routes to your Linear team.
Yes. HappyScribe offers a free plan with unlimited meeting recordings. No credit card required.
95%+ across all supported languages.
150+ languages and dialects, with automatic language detection.
Yes. HappyScribe offers a bot-free browser recorder that captures audio from your device.
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