Know exactly what you promised. Source included.
A meeting three months ago, a signed quote, an email thread. When a client disputes scope, Leon retrieves the record and cites it. When there is no record, it says so.
At the Oct 3 monthly check-in, Julie committed to delivering V2 on Nov 15 source 1. The signed quote confirms the date but excludes the data migration source 2, and the migration ticket is still open source 3.
- [1]ACME monthly check-in“We can commit to November 15 for V2, history migration excluded.”
- [2]Signed V2 quoteDelivery on 11/15/2026. The data migration is quoted separately.
- [3]ACME: data migrationBlocked on the client’s export file. Status: Todo.
What this team asks.
Written the way people type them. Leon searches every connected tool and answers with citations.
- what did we promise this client in last month’s meeting?
- the client says it was out of scope: what did we write?
- what was the project manager who just left working on?
type:meeting since:7d
What changes for this team.
- 01
Cited answers
Every sentence links to the meeting, note or email it comes from. One click opens the original.
- 02
Departures without data loss
Anything a person wrote in the team’s shared tools stays searchable after they leave.
- 03
The original wording
Leon stores every item verbatim, so you quote what was actually said.
This team’s tools, ready to connect.
OAuth or an API key. Leon pulls changes every 15 minutes.
All 42 connectors- HubSpot
- Outlook
- Granola
- Notion
- Asana
- Fathom
Connect this team’s tools. Ask the first question.
Every answer cites its source, or Leon says it doesn’t know.