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The meeting ends. The plan is already written.

Cassandra listens to the meeting, reads your notes, even a photo of a napkin sketch, and returns a prioritised plan, RAID log and Gantt, as Excel and Word. It runs entirely on your laptop.

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The Cassandra plan for the Apollo Migration project, a prioritised task list with owners, plus Gantt and RAID tabs, and one click Excel and Word export
How it works

Three steps. Plain and simple.

Capture the conversation, let it draft the plan, then refine and export. Outcomes over activity.

01 Capture Record the meeting, drop in notes, or photograph the whiteboard. It all stays on your machine.
02 Generate It transcribes, reads the images, prioritises the work, and drafts the plan, change approach and RAID.
03 Export and refine Review in the browser, adjust owners, and export polished Excel and Word. Run it again as the work evolves.
Capture

Bring it however it arrives.

A recording, a call, a page of notes, even a photo of a whiteboard. Cassandra takes what you have and makes sense of it.

  • Meeting or call audio
  • Typed or scribbled notes
  • A photo of the whiteboard
  • Fully offline, always
The Cassandra capture screen, recording a meeting locally with microphone, call audio and a napkin sketch as inputs, with nothing uploaded
What it produces

What lands on your desk.

Every run, one Excel workbook and one Word report: a prioritised plan, a Gantt, a change plan, a RAID log and a scrum of scrums.

The Cassandra Gantt timeline, task bars scheduled from dependencies and colour coded by priority
Gantt timelineScheduled from dependencies, colour coded by priority.
The Cassandra RAID log, risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies with type and status
RAID logRisks, assumptions, issues and dependencies, specific to you.

Your data never leaves the laptop.

The language and vision models run on your own machine, the way a calculator does. No account, no metering, nothing to leak.

Decide the right thing. Then get it delivered.

See Cassandra on your own meeting. Bring the problem, not the brief, and we will take it from there.

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