We're evaluating tools to automate meeting notes and summaries, specifically for a team that lives in Slack. Our main contenders are MeetGeek and tl;dv. Criteria: reliability, speed of delivery, and Slack integration depth.
Key findings:
* **MeetGeek**
* Recording/transcription is solid, but the summary delivery to Slack can lag (2-5 minute delay observed).
* Integration is more of a one-way push. You get a formatted message with a link; deeper interaction requires leaving Slack.
* The "highlight" generation is automated but can miss technical context.
* **tl;dv**
* Faster post-meeting delivery of raw transcript snippets to Slack (often under 60 seconds).
* Better two-way Slack integration. You can react to messages to create clips or summaries without opening their app.
* Lacks the built-in, structured AI summary that MeetGeek pushes, which some teams prefer.
If your priority is getting a consistent, formatted summary card posted to a channel, MeetGeek works. If you need immediate, actionable snippets and want to trigger actions from *within* Slack, tl;dv's model is more efficient. For us, the Slack-native workflow of tl;dv won out.