Can Ghost's AI meeting notes identify different speakers?
Yes. Ghost separates voices so the transcript records who said what. Speaker context also makes the summary and later answers easier to understand.
Does it work for both online and in-person meetings?
Yes. Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams are examples, not limits. Ghost listens through your Mac, so it can capture other browser calls, desktop meeting apps, and conversations happening in the room without depending on a dedicated meeting participant or calendar invite.
Can I search and ask questions across past meetings?
Yes. Meeting summaries and transcripts become part of Ghost's memory. Ask about a project later and Ghost can ground its answer in the relevant meeting records.
Does Ghost create action items?
Ghost pulls next steps from the conversation and can add them to its AI to-do list with the source meeting attached. You can see the work and the context that created it together.
Does Ghost provide live meeting insights?
Yes. Ghost tracks decisions, commitments, risks, questions, owners, and deadlines while people talk. When something is useful now, it can surface one focused insight or a line you can say in the meeting.
Can meetings and notes link to each other?
Yes. Ghost can save a useful outcome as a note linked to its source meeting. The meeting keeps the note reference, and the note keeps the meeting reference.
Can Ghost remind me about an earlier meeting?
Yes. When a current conversation matches an active commitment, person, project, or deadline, Ghost can use retained meeting context to bring the open item back at the useful moment.
Can Ghost prepare me before a meeting?
Yes. Its heartbeat checks for upcoming calendar events and can surface relevant open work, recent meeting context, and a practical prep tip before the meeting starts.
How does Ghost protect meeting privacy and security?
For meeting privacy and security, Ghost encrypts stored data at rest with AES-256-GCM. It is decrypted only when an authorized Ghost service needs it, with each account cryptographically isolated from the others.