Your notes

Every Summary has a section that Gobi never writes: Your notes — your own words, in your own voice, living alongside the AI’s understanding of the conversation. What you noticed, what you suspect, what the room couldn’t say out loud.

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Write them as it happens

You don’t have to wait for the Summary. During a capture, type straight into the note field — the capture keeps running, the transcript keeps listening, and your thought lands exactly where it belongs. The judgment you’d otherwise lose (“she hesitated — something’s off”) gets written in the moment it exists.

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Or add them after

On any Summary, your notes sit at the bottom — add to them, edit them, or write your first one long after the conversation ended. Notes written during the capture arrive here automatically; the during and the after are one section.

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What notes are for

The Summary captures what was said. Your notes hold what only you know:

• The read. “Marcus is a champion but can’t sign — we’ve been aimed at the wrong desk.” The conclusion you drew, not the words that led there.
• The context Gobi couldn’t hear. What happened before the capture started, the email that prompted the meeting, the history behind a loaded comment.
• The private judgment. What you’d never say in the room and wouldn’t share to the team — notes stay part of your capture, private by default like everything else, and travel only if you share the capture.

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Your agent reads them too

Notes aren’t an appendix — they’re context. When you ask your personal agent about a deal or a person, it draws on your notes alongside the transcript and Summary. Write “I don’t trust this timeline” today, and a month from now, “what were my concerns about Cintra?” surfaces it. Your judgment compounds with everything else.