What is Collabute?
Collabute is a context and execution layer for product teams. It captures what was discussed across meetings and Slack, connects it to your tools, and turns the important parts into follow-ups, tickets, and shared memory.
Does Collabute transcribe meetings?
Yes, but transcription is only the starting point. Collabute captures decisions, flags contradictions, and connects meeting takeaways to tickets, owners, and next steps so the conversation actually moves work forward.
What makes Collabute different from meeting tools or AI notetakers?
Most tools stop at summaries. Collabute carries context into execution by creating tickets, surfacing blockers, tracing decisions, and preparing the team before the next step.
What platforms does it support?
Today, Collabute is available on macOS. It works with Slack and supports tools like Linear, Jira, and GitHub, with additional integrations on the roadmap.
How does Collabute work in the background?
Once connected, Collabute watches the flow of work across meetings, Slack, and project tools. It builds shared memory, spots what needs attention, and acts without adding noise to calls or channels.
Is Collabute a bot?
No. There is no meeting bot joining calls and no Slack spam. Collabute works through integrations and background processing instead of interrupting the team.
Is my data secure?
Yes. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and customer data is never sold or shared. Teams with stricter requirements can also explore more controlled deployment options.
Is Collabute available now?
Yes. Collabute is onboarding early teams now. If your team works on macOS and regularly loses momentum to scattered decisions, blockers, or follow-ups, this is the right time to try it.