What summaries contain
A consistent structure means you know where to look, while each session type gets fields that fit the context.
Headline
One sentence that captures the core argument
Segment fields
Sections, main topics, sermon outline, or key decisions depending on the session type
Takeaways and concepts
Key takeaways, key concepts, potential exam topics, or reflection takeaways as appropriate
Optional action points
Action items appear when you enable Action points for the run
Action items appear when you enable Action points for that summary run.
Why Conference Ink summaries are different
Most transcription apps give you a wall of text. Conference Ink gives you insight.
Built on a frontier AI model
Summaries are generated by a state-of-the-art AI model that understands argument structure, narrative arcs, and the difference between a throwaway comment and a core insight.
Segment-aware prompts
A conference talk, a university lecture, and a church sermon need different summaries. Conference Ink uses your selected segment to tailor the prompt: conferences get sections, key takeaways, and entities; lectures get main topics, key concepts, and potential exam topics; church summaries get a sermon outline, Bible references mentioned, and key takeaways for personal reflection.
Structured output every time
Summaries use a consistent shape for the selected segment. Action items are available when you enable Action points, then meeting and personal sessions can include action items and key decisions.
Cross-session event reports
After a multi-day event, generate a single report that synthesizes all your sessions (a paid feature). Common themes across speakers surface in one place. You get a bird's-eye view of the entire event.
Ready before the break ends
When transcription is finished, tap Generate summary and choose cloud or on-device generation. For a 60-minute session, expect the cloud summary within minutes after you start it.
Export and share instantly
Share your summary with a colleague who missed the talk. Export to PDF or Markdown on Ink, or use plain text where available. The summary belongs to you.
Read-aloud on Ink
Ink includes natural read-aloud voices for summaries, generated through Google's EU Text-to-Speech endpoint; the app falls back to the system voice when needed.
What you can do with summaries
Your next session,
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