The call wraps. People say goodbye. Somewhere in the last ten minutes, you agreed to do three things. Sayli has them written down before you close the window.
Every call ends with a list
Action items come out of the brief. When the conversation ends, Sayli reads back through it and pulls out the commitments. Each one is a short, sayable next step, not a paragraph you have to decode later. When a due date was said ("by Friday"), Sayli pins it to a real date.
You get the list without asking. It sits under "What's next" in your post-call brief, ready to act on. The app calls these to-dos.
Owners, not guesses
Every to-do has an owner. That owner is You, Them, or a named attendee from the call. You can see at a glance what landed on your plate and what you are waiting on from someone else.
The point is to remove the morning-after question. There is no "wait, was I supposed to send that?" The list already says.
The list is yours to correct. Click a to-do to reword it, set or change its due date, add one Sayli missed, or remove one that is wrong. A to-do you add yourself is owned by you.
Your checkboxes are yours
Checkbox state is per person. On a shared call, your done-state is separate from a teammate's. Check your box and theirs stays exactly where they left it.
This means two people can work the same call without stepping on each other. You track what you finished. They track what they finished. Nobody's progress overwrites anyone else's.
Things on you
The "Things on you" card on Home gathers every open to-do owned by you across all the calls you recorded. One place, every open commitment, no matter which meeting it came from.
It is the answer to the thing that slips. A task buried in last Tuesday's call still shows up here until you close it. Nothing falls through.
The To-dos page
To-dos is the full list, with two tabs.
A to-do closes one of two ways. Done means you did it, and it counts toward what you kept. Let go means you will not do it. It moves to the record honestly and never counts as kept. Removing a to-do is different again: it deletes the line from the brief, and nothing goes to your record.
Search covers both tabs. Mark all done closes a set in one go, and one Undo puts the whole run back.
Send to-dos to your tracker
Turn to-dos into issues in Linear, Jira, or GitHub, one issue per to-do. Use Send to on the To-dos page, or Send to your team under "What's next" on a brief. Sending the same to-do again shows the issue it already made, never a duplicate. Once filed, the to-do links straight to its issue.