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Roadmap

Where Sol is going

Directional, not a promise of dates. We ship roughly every few weeks. What is here reflects where the work actually is.

Now

In build

  • Recurring-meeting series view

    A dedicated view that groups all meetings in a recurring series, so you can see how decisions and open actions have evolved across weeks without switching between individual meetings.

  • Owner reminders on open actions

    Optional Slack or email nudges sent directly to the owner of an open action when a due date is approaching or has passed. Configurable per workspace.

  • Zoom calendar integration

    Automatic pull of Zoom meeting recordings and transcripts via the calendar integration, removing the need to export and upload manually.

  • Search within meeting history

    Full-text search across all processed meetings: find every meeting where a topic was discussed, a specific person owned an action, or a decision was recorded.

Next

Coming after

  • Notion and HubSpot push

    Push actions and decisions to Notion databases or HubSpot tasks, with owner and due date mapping. Following the Linear and Asana integrations already live.

  • Team analytics on follow-through

    A dashboard showing action completion rates by person, team, and meeting type, so managers can see where follow-through is strong and where it drops off.

  • Bulk transcript import

    Upload a folder of past meeting transcripts and process them all at once. Useful for teams that want to backfill their action history from an existing archive.

  • Mobile app (iOS first)

    Review open actions, check meeting summaries, and mark items complete from your phone. Designed for the end of a commute, not for transcription.

Later

Exploring

  • SSO and audit log for Business

    Single sign-on via SAML or OIDC, SCIM-based member provisioning, and a tamper-evident audit log of all actions taken in the workspace. Business plan.

  • Calendar-native action reminders

    Write open actions directly into Google Calendar or Outlook as tasks, so they surface in the tools owners already check each morning.

  • Exportable meeting reports

    Generate a formatted PDF or HTML summary of any meeting or series, suitable for sharing with stakeholders who were not in the room.

  • Meeting quality signals

    Lightweight signals about meeting health: ratio of decisions to attendees, action density, recurrence of topics without resolution. For teams that want to improve, not just track.

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