Make meetings suck less

Meetings shouldn't suck.
Ned makes sure they don't.

Sound familiar?

We keep having the same conversation and I don't understand why...

90 minutes of discussion later and I have no idea what we decided...

All of our meetings run long, but I still feel like we're missing something...

You know how it felt to be in that terrible meeting, but not why.

Ned brings an objective, science-backed perspective that helps you put words to why it felt that way, and what to do about it.

Understand Why Your Meeting Sucked (opens in new tab)

Not just a summary.
A brain scan.

Proprietary cognitive science applied to understand what really happened in your meeting. Ned shows what thinking drove meeting outcomes, and what thinking (or thinkers) didn't show up at all.

Reasoning

Know what actually got decided

Ned tracks every decision and what went into it. Was it backed with strong reasoning? Is there evidence or data supporting it? Decisions that lack these are prone to re-opening.

Efficiency

Stop meetings that create meetings

Ned flags when action items are left without ownership, where time was lost, and whether your processes are working for, or against, your team.

Trust

Understand your team's real dynamics

Is the environment conducive to authentic participation from all attendees? Ned identifies the subtle patterns that erode team trust and cause burnout over time.

Agility

Avoid endless motion without progress

Ned notices when assumptions go unchallenged, divergence collapses too early, or the team loses sight of why they're solving something.

Built on 45+ years of Whole Brain® (opens in new tab) research trusted by teams around the globe.

AND Digital EY Hilton Nestlé Pfizer PwC

NED Meeting Decoder

One meeting transcript. Ned does the rest.

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Objective, scientific evaluation of a meeting's strengths & shortcomings.
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Specific, actionable steps for how to improve your next meeting.
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Dive deeper into your biggest question or challenge from the meeting.
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✨ Results in minutes  🔒 Transcript never stored  💳 No credit card

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Ned Decoder

Got questions?
We've got answers.

Whole Brain® Thinking is a cognitive framework that decodes four systems of thinking: Analytical, Practical, Relational, and Experimental. It's a powerful tool for understanding the different ways we process information, approach problem solving, and make decisions. Learn more here.
Most meeting tools stop at transcribing or paraphrasing what was said, ignoring the collaboration and team dynamics that make or break whether a meeting was a good use of time. Ned makes these interactions measurable and improvable, providing you with an objective, science-backed perspective on how to make meetings suck less.
We do not use your personal data or meeting transcripts to train AI models. Our agreements with all third-party AI model providers explicitly prohibit this, regardless of which provider we are using at any given time.
Ned works for any transcribed meeting, but the focus on team dynamics and pattern detection make it really powerful for high-stakes meetings like kickoffs, leadership team or board meetings, and/or recurring team meetings. Transcription quality can suffer in hybrid and in-person meetings, so for best results we recommend using Ned for virtual team meetings.
Yes. Your transcript is never stored. We never retain, share, or review meeting content. It is submitted for one-time analysis and permanently deleted immediately afterwards.
The Ned app (piloting now) includes calendar integration, a Ned bot that joins your meetings (no need to put in a transcript!), longitudinal insights detecting patterns across meetings over time, and the ability to chat with Ned. We're also working to integrate Ned into team chats, provide optional live in-meeting insights, and more!
Ned is for the manager who cares about making the best use of their team's precious time. The team lead who notices (and is stressed out by) unhelpful team patterns they don't know how to break. The meeting owner untangling how last week's carefully planned session got so off-track... again.

If you're longing for collaboration that fills the cup instead of emptying it, Ned is for you!