Asking questions about your meetings
Open a meeting and use the chat panel to ask questions about it — what was decided, what you agreed to, what a particular person said. You can also ask across every meeting you have recorded, which is how you find a decision when you cannot remember which call it was made on.
Ask about one meeting
Every meeting has a chat panel. Ask it anything the transcript can answer.
- “What did we decide about the launch date?”
- “What did Sarah commit to?”
- “Summarise the second half — I joined late.”
- “Draft a follow-up email covering the action items.”
Answers cite the speaker, so you can tell who said what rather than getting an unattributed claim.
Ask across every meeting
Chat can also search your whole archive, which is the useful case when you remember a decision but not which meeting it happened in.
- “When did we last talk about pricing?”
- “What are all my open action items?”
- “Which meetings mentioned the migration?”
On-device recap
On a Mac with Apple Intelligence, Walkie can generate the meeting recap entirely on-device, so the transcript is never sent anywhere for summarising. It is less capable than the cloud summary but keeps the meeting fully local.
Reaching meetings from an AI agent
On the Work plan and above, Walkie runs a local MCP server so Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-capable agents can search and read your meeting archive directly, with your permission and without exporting anything. See The MCP server.
Frequently asked questions about asking questions about your meetings
Does asking a question send my whole archive to the cloud?
No. Only the relevant passages needed to answer your question are sent, not the entire archive. On a Mac with Apple Intelligence, the recap can be generated fully on-device.
Can it answer about a meeting it did not record?
No. Chat only knows what is in your Walkie meeting archive.