Notes, transcripts and summaries
Write down what was agreed during a call, talk it over with your team, and read what was said afterwards.
Updated 27 October 2026
What each one is
| What | Who writes it | Where you can use it |
|---|---|---|
| Note | You, during or after the call | Web and the Mac app |
| Comment | Anyone on your team | Web, Mac, iPhone and Android |
| Transcript | Ringhouse, from the recording | Web, Mac, iPhone and Android |
| Summary | Ringhouse, from the recording | Web, Mac, iPhone and Android |
Take notes during a call
- 1During the call, open ••• and choose Notes.
- 2Type what was agreed and what happens next.
The note saves as you type. The top of the call window says Saved when it's stored.
You can't take notes on calls between teammates.
Open a call's details
Every call has a panel with its details, recording, comments, notes, transcript and summary.
Click the call in the conversation. Or hover over it, open ••• and choose Comment, AI summary or AI transcript.
At the top of the panel, switch between Comments, Notes, Transcript and Summary.
To add a note after the call, choose Notes, then Write a note. To change one, press Edit.
Tap the call in the conversation or the calls list to open its details. A recorded call has Call summary and Call transcript at the bottom.
Tap the call in the conversation or the calls list to open its details. A recorded call has Call summary and Call transcript at the bottom.
Read the transcript and summary
Once a recorded call ends, Ringhouse writes out what each person said and sums up the call in a few sentences. Calls that weren't recorded don't get either.
On a phone, tap Call transcript or Call summary in the call's details.
Comment on a call
Comments are for your team. The caller never sees them.
Open the call's panel, choose Comments, type in Write comment and press Send.
On a phone, touch and hold the call in the conversation and tap Comment. Type in Add a comment and send it.
Questions
Can the caller see notes or comments?
No. Notes and comments stay inside your team.
Why doesn't a call have a transcript?
Only recorded calls get one. See Record calls.
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