Littlebird captures lab meetings, tracks collaborator commitments, and remembers the methodological decisions -- so the science moves and the coordination doesn't eat it.
Research runs on decisions and commitments scattered across lab meetings, collaborator threads, and grant deadlines -- and reconstructing them later ("why did we exclude that cohort?") burns the hours the science needed. Littlebird pays attention to your meetings and your screen, keeps the decision record, and tracks who owes what -- so the project's memory stops living in whoever's inbox is least buried.
Lab meetings and collaborator calls get transcribed without a bot. The decision about exclusion criteria, the protocol change, who took which analysis -- captured as it's said.
Ask which collaborators owe sections for the March submission, which reviewer responses are outstanding, and what's due to the funder -- the project's true state, on demand.
Ask why you excluded that cohort or when the protocol changed -- answered from the meeting where it was decided, which is what future-you writing the methods section needs.
The nudge to a slow co-author, the reply to a reviewer, the update to the PI -- drafted from the project's actual history, in the right academic register.
A real prompt — typed exactly the way you’d say it.
What did we decide about the exclusion criteria in last week's lab meeting, and which of my collaborators still owe me their sections for the March submission?
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No. Lab meetings and collaborator calls get transcribed without a bot joining. You control what's captured and can delete anything.
Notion, Gmail, Google Calendar, and more -- a lab meeting decision becomes a protocol note, an overdue section becomes a drafted nudge. It also works standalone from day one.
Yes. Encrypted at rest and in transit, SOC 2 certified, GDPR and CCPA compliant. Never sold, never trained on, deletable at any time.
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