The task you agreed to on the call, in TickTick before it ends.
You said you'd own the follow-up. The call moves on, the task lives in your memory, and if you're lucky you'll log it later -- most of the things you agree to out loud never make it into a list.
Littlebird was in the meeting -- it transcribes as you talk, with no bot on the call -- so it heard the commitment. Connect TickTick and it captures the task for you.
Littlebird transcribes your meetings and reads your screen, so the task is already caught. Connect TickTick and it can add a task from what was said, so the follow-up is in your list before you've left the call.
Littlebird can add a task to TickTick from a chat message, a meeting, or a passing thought, so a commitment becomes a task without you stopping to open the app.
The tasks that slip are the ones you say out loud. Because Littlebird transcribes your meetings -- no bot joins the call -- it can turn a commitment you made out loud into a task in TickTick, captured from the conversation instead of retyped from memory.
After capture, Littlebird can update an existing task or mark it complete from Chat, so the task stays accurate and closes out without you opening TickTick. The full set of what Littlebird does across TickTick is on the TickTick integration page.
Agree to it on the call. Find it already in TickTick.
Littlebird starts working on its own -- paying attention to your active window and transcribing your meetings -- so you get value the moment you install it. Filing what it captured into TickTick needs TickTick connected, a few seconds in Settings > Integrations.
No. No bot joins the call -- Littlebird listens along on your computer to transcribe. It never trains models on your data and never sells it, your data is encrypted at rest and in transit, and you can delete it at any time.
Connect TickTick in Settings > Integrations, then let your next meeting file its own tasks. See everything Littlebird does with TickTick on the TickTick integration page.
Turn this into your daily workflow.