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Record it once. Here's what to do with it.
Real cases, repeatable techniques and step-by-step guides for getting more out of every conversation you record.
Cases
All cases →Real sessions, anonymized.
The quiz was tomorrow. The study guide was ready before dinner.A first-year student recorded the opening lecture of Anatomy & Physiology. Here is what CoHear made of it, and how she used it that evening.Lecture · Chapter 1 · 50 min · 4 min readFirst day of Statistics: the exam roadmap, in 29 minutes.First-day lectures feel like logistics. This one contained the whole exam structure and five flagged exam points. CoHear caught all of them.Lecture · Day 1 · 29 min · 4 min readThe weather report was a wall of codes. The review guide made it readable.Aviation weather moves quickly from abbreviations to numbers to decisions. One classroom recording turned that sequence into a review path the learner could actually practice.Aviation weather · Knowledge lecture · 45 min · 4 min readThe weekly meeting ended with owners, dates and one overdue item.A routine operations meeting covered staffing, inspections and follow-through. The useful result was a clean split between what had to happen today, what belonged later in the week and what was still only expected.Team weekly meeting · 50 min · 4 min readThe demo had many features. The real question was where the data would live.A product demonstration started with search and automation. The session result showed that integration, false alerts and data handling were the real gates to a trial.B2B product demo · 46 min · 4 min readThe training covered a product, a process and a rulebook. The usable part was the handoff.A long internal training session mixed product knowledge, customer paths and compliance requirements. CoHear turned it into a sequence a frontline team could review without replaying the whole session.Internal training · Product and process · 58 min · 4 min readThe investor call was not asking for more technology. It was asking for a clearer path to scale.A technical founder came prepared to explain the system. The result showed the questions that would decide the next conversation: deployment time, customer progress, funding use and concentration risk.Investor meeting · 63 min · 4 min readA two-hour industry event became a reporting outline with the speakers still to verify.A long event moved through keynotes, practical talks and a signing segment. CoHear gave an editor a structure for the story while keeping attribution and numbers on a separate verification list.Industry event · Multiple speakers · 143 min · 5 min read
Techniques
All techniques →Methods that take minutes and work every time.
01Four piles, three gates: before you send AI meeting notes.AI notes look finished. That is the risk. Sort them into four piles and pass three gates before they leave your hands.Work · 3 min read02The ten minutes after a sales call that decide the next one.Three verbatim quotes, one signal you missed, one next step with a date and a trigger. Done before you open your inbox.Sales · 3 min read03Three rules for recording team meetings. Three are plenty.Consent at the start, visibility limited to attendees, a 30-day default. Written on one page, reviewed each quarter.Work · 3 min read
By audience
What CoHear does for people like you.
StudentsLectures, labs and office hours turned into study plans and better grades.WorkDecisions, owners and weekly report slides from every meeting.SalesVerbatim quotes, buying signals and follow-ups from every call.ResearchInterviews and lab meetings turned into themes, quotes and next experiments.Education & trainingClasses and workshops turned into quizzes, handouts and slides.FoundersInvestor calls and syncs turned into updates, slides and a clear task list.Media & podcastsInterviews and episodes turned into quotes, outlines and show notes.
Perspectives
All articles →Longer reads on how work is changing.
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