

A brief with
real context.
Bring customer needs, constraints, and open questions into your AI tool. Turn the conversation into a first draft worth working on.
Draft a product brief from our onboarding interviews.
Bring the decisions, details, and thinking from your meetings into Claude and ChatGPT. Start with the context. Get on with the work.


Bring customer needs, constraints, and open questions into your AI tool. Turn the conversation into a first draft worth working on.
Draft a product brief from our onboarding interviews.


Keep the customer’s priorities and your commitments in the next message. Draft it in Claude or ChatGPT, then make it yours.
Write a follow-up with the next steps we agreed with Acme.


Ask what changed, what was ruled out, and why. Bring the discussion behind a plan into the work you’re doing now.
Why did we move the launch, and what stayed in scope?
Your AI tool brings things together. Snapr adds the part that happened in conversation.
“Let’s start with one team.
We can’t change approvals yet.”
“Use the discovery call and this brief to outline a focused pilot.”
One team for the first rollout.
Keep the current approval process.
Confirm the participants and success criteria.
Search across meetings. Read your notes. Follow an answer back to its source. Keep related conversations together.
Snapr supplies the context. Your AI tool helps you shape what comes next.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) connects AI tools to context from other apps. With Snapr, that context is your meeting notes and transcripts.
Start in Claude or ChatGPT and add a connection to Snapr.
Sign in to your workspace and review what the connection can use.
A brief. A follow-up. The reason a plan changed. Start with what you need.
The connection works with the meetings you’re allowed to access. You choose the permissions you grant to your AI tool.
More about privacyYour workspace permissions still apply.
Use Ask when you want an answer or a draft inside Snapr. Use MCP when you are already working in an AI tool and want it to use your meeting context.
Snapr provides meeting context. Actions in another tool depend on that tool’s own connections and permissions. You stay in charge of reviewing the result.
No. It works within your workspace access and the permissions granted to the connection.
You do not need to write code to use meeting context in a compatible AI client. Connection options and availability depend on the client you use.
Start with one conversationStart with a conversation in Snapr. Take the useful parts into whatever comes next.
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