A big room, many phones, one accurate record
In Round table mode each person records on their own phone, and Dicta merges the tracks into one meeting with a transcript and AI minutes.
The problem
One phone cannot hear a whole room
A long table, dozens of people, voices at the far end fade out. A single phone turns distant speakers into noise and important remarks get lost.
So the minutes get written by hand again, from memory.
How Dicta solves it
How it works
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Start the meeting
One participant opens a round table and everyone joins it.
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Everyone records on their phone
There is a microphone close to every speaker.
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Dicta merges the tracks
Separate recordings become one meeting, with a clear view of who spoke.
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One shared summary
A single transcript, with decisions and tasks for everyone.
What you get for this use case
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Speaker separation
The transcript shows who said what, with no manual tagging.
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AI summary and minutes
Topics, decisions and action items with owners, minutes after the meeting ends.
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Tasks
Agreements land in one list and can be exported to tools such as Trello.
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iOS and Android apps
If your phone is with you, the recorder is too.
Frequently asked questions
When should I use Round table?
When the room is big or many people attend: one phone does not hear everyone equally well.
Does everyone need the app?
Participants record with the Dicta mobile app on iOS or Android.
How many separate transcripts do I get?
One. The tracks are merged into a single transcript and shared summary.
Record your first meeting today
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