MinuteCanvas

Notes tell you what was said. MinuteCanvas shows what was missed. MinuteCanvas listens to a live meeting (your mic, or your mic plus a Google Meet or Zoom tab in Chrome) and draws it while people talk. The core feature is the Live Flow Map: when a client describes how their product should work, a Muse Spark agent draws the flow step by step, then points out what nobody said. A missing path becomes a dashed "gap" question ("What if no driver accepts the job?"), two statements that disagree become a "conflict" with both quotes, and a reported bug is pinned in red on its step. Click any box to see the exact words it came from. When a later answer closes a gap, it turns green. Alongside the map, a live board sorts goals, decisions, actions, updates and questions, each with a small picture from Muse Image. After Stop you get a report written by Muse Wonder, a shareable text replay that plays the meeting back from 00:00 so you can jump straight to the moment a gap was found, and "Ask about this meeting": ask a question and Muse Wonder answers only from what was said and found, showing the real quotes. Teams pay a graphic recorder $700–$5,000 a day to draw a meeting live. MinuteCanvas does that live drawing for any meeting, and adds the part people miss: the questions nobody asked. Audio is never saved; the text replay is deleted after 30 days, or sooner if you delete it. No account is needed to start a meeting.