Citesvue turns any meeting, UAT session, demo, sales call, or document into structured insights with timestamped, screen-level, and page-level evidence. Ask plain-language questions. Push findings straight to Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack.
The export button is broken - when I click it, nothing happens and there is no error.
Reproduces on Chrome 121 and Safari 17. Same step in dashboard. Screen corroborates: no toast, no network call.
Three citations from one 45-minute session.
Every team records more than ever. Almost no team turns those recordings into anything that survives the week. Three failure modes show up everywhere we look.
Generic bullets, no evidence, no visual context. The moment someone asks "where did they actually say that?" - there’s nothing to point to.
Scrub. Screenshot. Paste into Jira. Rewrite for the deck. A two-hour UAT becomes a six-hour write-up - and it’s already stale.
Last month’s findings live in someone’s Notion page. Nobody will surface them again. The recording becomes institutional dark matter.
Speech tools capture what was said. Screen tools capture what was shown. Nothing connects them to time and intent. Citesvue fuses all three into a single queryable layer that lives underneath every recording your team makes.
Upload or capture once. Core content becomes useful first; choose the separate visual pass only when on-screen proof is worth the allowance.
Any meeting, demo, UAT session, customer call. Any length. Any source - Zoom, Teams, Meet, Loom, QuickTime, OBS. No bot to install.
Available audio becomes a speaker-aware transcript, recap, typed findings, and searchable Q&A without waiting for visual analysis.
For video, request optional visual evidence to add scenes, OCR, screen corroboration, visual-only findings, and frame citations.
Push directly to Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack. Or ask the copilot anything in plain English - every answer is cited.
Any source, any length. No plugin, no bot required.
“The export button is broken - when I click it, nothing happens and there is no error.”
JiraCV-1284Pushed
LinearQA-441Pushed
NotionRelease logSynced
Slack#qa-northwindPosted“The export button is broken - when I click it, nothing happens and there’s no error.”
Reproduces on Chrome 121 + Safari 17. Same step in dashboard. Audio confirms.
One artifact, extracted from a 45-minute UAT session. Every field on it is either quoted from the recording or recorded by the system - nothing here was written by a summariser.
The category is crowded with notetakers and meeting summarisers. None of them publish the comparison that actually matters: what travels with the insight.
We don't compete on summaries. That's the wrong job. We compete on whether your team can defend a claim three weeks later - quote and timestamp included, with a frame when eligible visual evidence is ready.
The same evidence layer, reshaped for the team that needs it. Day-one ROI for QA, PMs, agencies, and revenue.
“The export button is broken - when I click it, nothing happens and there’s no error.”
Reproduces on Chrome 121 + Safari 17. OCR confirms button label is "Export".
Every capability shares the same evidence layer underneath - so the workflow you ship today compounds into the institutional memory you query in three years.
Ask from the transcript immediately with quote, speaker, and timestamp citations. Active visual evidence adds on-screen text and frame citations to future answers.
A duplicate-charge bug in checkout was reproduced on a slow connection; the team gated the release on an idempotency key.
Bugs, requirements, decisions, action items, risks, open questions, insights - each with severity, speaker, and supporting evidence.
Optional keyframe analysis extracts buttons, labels, URLs, error messages, form fields, and UI states only when you request visual evidence.
PDFs, Word files, and Markdown answered with page-and-section citations - scanned documents included. Ask one question across documents and recordings together.
Paste a meeting link - Meet, Teams, Zoom, Webex, or Lark - and the assistant joins with a visible consent notice, records, and starts the transcript-first flow. Uploading stays first-class.
Connect Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack over OAuth, pick a real project, team, page, or channel, and push findings, recaps, transcripts, and cited answers - or use the signed generic webhook.
Accounts, teams and members with roles. Projects organise recordings by client, product, or sprint. Timeline comments. Full audit trail.
"When did the client first mention SSO?" Search every recording your team has ever uploaded. Persistent speakers. Cross-session topics.
Recording is the easy part. Defending what you do with it is harder. Citesvue is engineered so your security and legal teams can sign off on day one.
Your recordings stay yours. Deleting one removes the media and every derived artifact; deleting your account removes your workspace data across our systems.
Modern TLS in transit. AES-256 at rest. OAuth tokens for connected accounts carry an extra application-level encryption layer with purpose-scoped keys.
Every query is scoped to your workspace at the data layer, with role-based membership and revocable sessions. Cross-tenant access is treated as a critical defect.
Sign-ins, password changes, and membership changes are recorded in an internal audit trail, so security questions have answers.
Connected services get the narrowest scopes offered. Calendar access is read-only and revocable per account; integration credentials are encrypted with purpose-scoped keys.
SAML SSO, regional pinning, and formal certifications are on the Enterprise roadmap. We describe them as roadmap because they have not shipped, and that honesty extends to everything on this page.
No credit card to begin. Move up only when your team needs more optional visual-evidence hours, longer retention, richer integrations, or workspace controls.
The new price is the price you pay each month. The previous list price is shown struck through on each plan below.
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Or it could sit in a Drive folder nobody opens again. The difference is whether it has citations attached.
