Afterparty
The name alone tells you where the value sits. Every meeting tool on the market handles the discussion, but the real work starts when everyone closes their laptop and the action items are supposed to get done. Afterparty is betting that automating those deliverables is the gap worth filling.
I think there's something to this. We've all sat through a meeting where someone says "I'll follow up on that" and then it vanishes into the void. If Afterparty can turn meeting outcomes into tracked, automated actions without making people change how they work, that's genuinely useful. The question is whether it plugs into the tools teams already use or if it's another app to remember to open.
The meeting productivity space is crowded, but most of it focuses on transcription or note-taking. The follow-through layer feels underserved. I'd want to know how it handles the messy reality of meetings where deliverables aren't clearly defined, and whether it works with Slack or Notion or lives on its own. If it can close that loop quietly, it could find a real home.