Live meeting moderator for recurring team meetings

Run the meeting. Leave with the decisions.

Tack keeps meetings on track by flagging drift and surfacing decisions for the room to confirm before the call ends.

Tack actively surfacing a decision and topic drift during a live meeting — One meeting lead opens Tack, and the room gets shared cues while the conversation is still live.

A panel moderator guiding a focused conversation between speakers — The same moderator job, brought inside a team meeting.

Think panel moderator for your weekly team meeting.

Tack plays the same steady role: keep the topic visible, redirect drift without drama, and help the room end on the point.

Hold the objective

Keeps the meeting's stated purpose visible as the room talks.

Watch the clock

Keeps the pace and remaining time in view.

Let Tack redirect

Makes drift visible and lets the room choose what to park.

Close on the point

Surfaces decisions and next steps for confirmation live.

Built for leadership reviews, project check-ins, scope calls, and recurring meetings where drift has a cost.

Catch drift while the meeting can still recover.

Tack flags the tangent, then the room can park it or keep going.

A prompt, not an interruption.

Tack showing a live tangent prompt with options to park it or keep going — A live tangent prompt gives the room two clear choices.

Make the redirect shared, not personal.

Everyone sees the same cue, so the meeting lead does not have to police every tangent.

Without a shared cue

The meeting lead has to interrupt the tangent and absorb the tension.

With Tack

The room decides together what happens next. The meeting lead stays in the conversation.

A note-taker captures. A moderator guides.

Tack is built for the live part of the meeting, not just the archive that comes after it.

After the meeting

A transcript gives people a record to review.

During the meeting

Tack surfaces drift, decisions, and next steps while the room can respond.

Tack showing live meeting topics, drift, decisions, and actions in one browser tab — Live cues create a chance to respond before the call ends.

Finish with decisions, owners, and parked follow-ups.

Less cleanup after the meeting. Less ambiguity the next day.

Tack meeting recap showing confirmed decisions, next steps, and parked topics — The room can review what it confirmed before moving on.

Start aligned

Set the objective and make the meeting's purpose visible.

Stay with the topic

See when the conversation begins to drift.

Park what can wait

Save a tangent without losing it or derailing the room.

Leave with outcomes

Review the decisions and next steps the team confirmed.

How Tack guides the room without taking it over.

Is Tack another meeting note-taker?

No. The transcript gives Tack context, but the transcript is not the product. Tack's core job is to guide the live discussion while the room can still act.

Will Tack interrupt people?

Tack uses visual prompts and shared cues. The room can dismiss a prompt, park the tangent, or keep going.

What if Tack gets it wrong?

Dismiss the prompt and keep going. Decisions and next steps are surfaced for confirmation, so the room keeps the final say.

Who runs Tack?

One person runs Tack for the meeting. Everyone else can stay in the conversation without installing anything.

Does Tack decide when a tangent should stop?

No. A visual prompt offers two choices: park the tangent or keep going. The team decides what happens next.

Invite-gated early access

Give your next meeting a moderator.Keep the room on track.

Tack catches drift, helps park tangents, and lets the team decide what happens next.

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