For managers

Your team talks. You read.

You walk out of an hour-long meeting. The project's WhatsApp group shows nine messages, four of them voice notes — 14 minutes of audio to catch up on before the next one. Forward them to Abrège Bot: you get back the summary, the decisions and the questions waiting on you, three lines per voice note.

The project group overflows, you don't

A voice note in a group starts with good intentions: quicker to send than to type. But you're the one listening. With the bot, the team lead's five-minute voice note becomes three points: what's done, what's blocked, what he needs from you. You clear the group between two meetings, in whatever order you like, no earphones.

The technician's report, no re-listen

The debrief dictated from the car, you know it: the part number at the start, the delivery date in the middle, the client asking for a gesture at the end. Abrège Bot surfaces these concrete facts instead of leaving them buried in the audio. And when a call has to be made, the suggested reply does half the work: correct it, send it, the decision is logged in writing.

Your team's words aren't archived

Having a third-party service summarize your team's voice notes raises a trust question. The answer is simple: nothing is kept. The audio, the transcript and the summary are deleted the moment they're sent — the database doesn't even have a column to store them. What your team says stays in WhatsApp. The details are in the privacy policy.

What it costs

5 free voice notes to get a feel for it, no account to create. If it becomes a reflex, Premium moves to 100 voice notes for €5.99 a month, no commitment. Voice notes up to 15 minutes go through — the technician's debrief fits with room to spare. The full workings are on the home page.