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Walk into every meeting prepared, without preparing a thing.

misdatos.es sends you a briefing before every meeting: who is coming, what you agreed last time and what is still pending. Every original source, one click away.

Answers always cited
Never asks you to organise anything
Briefingin 10 min

Contract renewal · Acme

Today, 4:00 PM · Google Meet

Marta Gil (Procurement) and Luis Ferrer · and you

Last time you agreed to review pricing by volume.

Minutes · Mar 12

You still owe Marta the revised proposal you promised.

Email · Mar 13
Acme_Proposal_v3.pdf

Sound familiar?

You live between meetings and the details slip away.

8–15

meetings every week

25–40

emails every day

5 apps

where your data lives, not talking to each other

You walk into every meeting without remembering what you promised last time, or where it was written down. misdatos.es remembers for you.

In action

This is what you get.

Not a feature list. The four moments where misdatos.es sorts out your day. And every fact you see carries a link to its source: if we cannot cite it, we will not say it.

Before every meeting

You arrive knowing what matters

Not a summary of the invite. misdatos.es has read the whole email thread, the minutes of your previous meetings and the attached documents, and keeps only what you need for this meeting.

When you need to remember something

Ask, and open the exact source

You ask in your own words and it answers citing the email, the minutes or the document each fact comes from. One click and you are in the original. And if it cannot cite it, it will not make it up: it will not say it.

When it ends

Minutes and follow-ups write themselves

Once the meeting is over you ask for the minutes and they write themselves from the emails that came afterwards and any notes you paste in: what was discussed, what was decided and what is still open, with an owner and a date whenever someone stated them. You go over them; you do not write them.

And to get it in writing

Everyone reads the same minutes and signs off on them

When the minutes convince you, you send them to the attendees. Each one opens them from their own inbox, with no account to create, and tells you whether they agree or what they see differently. What they correct goes back into the minutes saying who corrected it, and the new version reaches them. And so on until nobody has anything left to add.

For teams

And what if it is not just you?

When a team uses this, the minutes each person approves become the company's memory: what you agreed with a client is still there the day whoever handled it has gone. And without anyone reading anyone's mail.

Explore

Every detail, in its own place.

Your data, only yours.

Utility is what hooks you; this is what lets you sleep. Not a compliance checkbox: it is how misdatos.es is built on the inside.

What comes next.

We say in the open what we are working on and in what order. The big calls are settled; the details we tune with what you tell us.

Free during the beta. No surprises after.

While the beta lasts everything is free and we ask for no card. These are the prices that will apply once it ends, published today so you can decide with full information. We will give you plenty of notice before charging anything.

Get started

Try it on your next meeting.

Connect your Google, Microsoft or Apple account and get your first briefing before your next meeting. Free during the beta.