In action
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
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.
Today, 4:00 PM · Google Meet
Who'll be there
And what you discussed with each of them last time, not just their names.
What you promised
What you said you would do and still owe, with the email where you wrote it.
What you'll need
The attachment you need, already pulled from the email and one click away.
When you need to remember something
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.
In your words
You ask the way you would ask a colleague. Nothing to learn.
Every fact cited
Each statement in the answer links to the source that backs it.
You can check it
You open the email or the minutes it came from and see it says exactly that.
What discount did we agree with Acme last time?
On March 12 you agreed on 8% for an annual volume above 50,000 units. Marta asked to revisit it if volume dropped below 40,000.
When it ends
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.
Summary
Detected follow-ups
And to get it in writing
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.
They do not have to sign up
Your client opens a link, reads and replies. Nothing to install, no account to create.
It is clear who corrected what
When you fold a correction in, the minutes say who it came from. It stops being your word against theirs.
Only what you approve goes out
The version you reviewed is the one sent. Your own notes never leave here.
Recipients
Correction from Luis Ferrer
The agreed discount applies from January, not from March.
You authorise reading your mail and your calendar: Gmail, Outlook or iCloud. Read-only, nothing to install, and you can cut off access whenever you want.
Your mail and your calendar, and on Google and Microsoft the attached files too. It works out who is who and what you talk about with each of them, so it is there when you need it. You touch nothing.
Before your next meeting the summary reaches you, every fact linked to where it is stated. From there on it runs by itself.
The promise above only holds up if it is clear what we do not do.
These are not things we have left undone: they are things we do not want to do.
Why now
This is not born of a trend. For over a decade we have wanted to cross your email, calendar and documents to prepare you for every meeting. By hand it cost more than it was worth. With AI, it finally pays off.
Relating your data meant rules, folders and tags by hand. Keeping it up cost more than the payoff, so in the end you dropped it.
misdatos.es reads, relates and prepares on its own. You organise nothing: you get the meeting prepared and the answer cited. The work that was yours is now the system's.
Get started
Connect your Google, Microsoft or Apple account and get your first briefing before your next meeting. Free during the beta.