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Sajilli is an AI meeting note-taker. Record a meeting in your browser or upload a recording, and you get a transcript with speakers and timestamps, a summary, decisions, tasks with owners and deadlines, and open questions.

Yes. Sajilli is built Arabic-first: the interface, the transcript and the meeting notes all work in Arabic, right to left.

Sajilli is designed for Egyptian, Saudi, Emirati and wider Gulf, and Levantine Arabic, as well as Modern Standard Arabic. We are measuring accuracy dialect by dialect; until results are published, quality can vary with the dialect, the audio and people talking over each other.

Yes. Meetings that mix Arabic and English — including English terms inside Arabic sentences — are a core case. Add your team’s names and terms to the workspace vocabulary: the transcript writes them with your capitalization, models that accept a glossary use them as spelling hints, and the notes use your spellings.

Yes. The transcript separates speakers, and you can give each speaker their real name once you know who they are.

Yes. Upload an audio or video file and Sajilli processes it the same way as a live recording.

Yes. Start recording in your browser and place your device where everyone can be heard. For online meetings, Chrome and Edge on desktop can also record the call’s tab audio together with your microphone.

Sajilli processes the recording and the meeting page fills in: transcript, summary, key points, decisions, tasks, deadlines and open questions. You can follow each step while it works.

Yes. Correct transcript lines, rename speakers, and edit the notes and tasks. The original AI notes stay available if you want them back.

Yes. Create a share link for a meeting’s notes — with the transcript if you choose — and add a password or an expiry date. You can revoke it at any time, or export the notes as Word, Markdown, HTML or plain text.

Recordings are kept in private storage and played back only through short-lived signed links. A meeting is visible only to the person who recorded it until they share it with their workspace or create a share link.

Each processed meeting uses its length in minutes, rounded up to the next whole minute. If a meeting fails or is deleted before a transcript is produced, its minutes are returned automatically, and if a delivered transcript is missing a minute of speech or more, the minutes for that speech are returned too.

You are responsible for telling people they are being recorded and for getting their consent where the law requires it. The rules differ between countries. See our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Arabic and English, including meetings that mix the two. The interface and the meeting notes are available in both.

Yes, in your phone’s browser: record, upload and read your notes on mobile. There is no separate app to install.

Yes. Invite teammates to your workspace as Owner, Admin, Member or Billing. Meetings stay private until their owner shares them with the workspace.