We started one year ago – with a simple idea:

Meetings should be what they really are – conversations. Not minute-taking.

A lot has happened since then:

Over 1,000 users, more than 400 organizations – from medical practices to classrooms, from SMEs to startups.

Review – 12 months of Meeting Metrics

March 2025

We went live.

Together with NZZ Connect, we were able to pilot our solution for the first time in the event industry – the first real use outside our own setup.

April 2025

At Future Health, we recorded and analyzed events.

👉 More about the pilot:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/erfolgreiche_pilotierung_mit_nzz_connect

May 2025

Quiet externally, intense internally.

- Systematic collection and evaluation of feedback

- Clear prioritization of the most important improvements

- Consistent implementation

It became clear in this phase:

The quality of the summaries determines the long-term benefit.

June 2025

A key product decision: Templates instead of prompts

- Create templates directly from Word or PDF documents

- Standardization of meeting minutes

- Less manual adjustment

👉 Details on the update:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/product_update_juni_2025

Further developments:

- Participation in the Swiss Economic Forum

- Significant improvement in transcription quality

- First user interview with concrete insights from practice

👉 Insight into usage at UGRA:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/im_gesprach_mit_mathias_schunke_so_macht_ugra_aus_meetings_echte_erfolgs_sessions

July 2025

- First video interview in the medical context

- Launch of the API as a basis for integrations

👉 Insight from medicine:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/medizinische_dokumentation_ohne_nachbearbeitung_einblicke_von_prof_em_dr_med_pietro_vernazza

August 2025

- Mention in the largest Swiss startup news portal

- 👉 https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/startupticker_schreibt_uber_meeting_metrics_datenschutz_trifft_ki

- Major product update with:

- Dashboard

- Tasks

- Folder structure

👉 Product update in detail:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/product_update_august_2025

At the same time, a noticeable change in conversations:

- before: "I have Copilot"

- after: "How do you handle data protection?"

The insight:

Swiss hosting is not an add-on – but a prerequisite.

September 2025

Launch of the desktop app for Mac and Windows.

For the first time, users could:

- Record meetings directly from the device

- Without a bot in the call

- Without a plugin

- Without visible AI

A conscious decision: Meetings should remain natural.

October 2025

- Partnership with the SME Day

- 👉 https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/emotionen_im_fokus_meeting_metrics_begleitet_den_kmu_tag_2025

- Start of mobile app development

November 2025

- Participation in Startup Nights

- Over 50 conversations in two days

- Direct, unfiltered feedback

December 2025

Launch of the desktop app.

The effects:

- Significantly higher usage

- Shift from occasional to regular use

- First teams systematically documenting meetings

👉 Product update December:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/product_update_dezember_2025

January 2026

- Several onsite onboardings

- First referral partnership

👉 Product update January:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/product_update_januar_2026

February 2026

A milestone:

Over 1,000 users

March 2026

- Launch of the iOS app

- Directly ranked 59th in the App Store (Productivity category, Switzerland)

- First integration with Confluence

- Increasing use in:

  1. Municipalities
  2. Schools
  3. Administrations

👉 Insight into usage in the school environment:

https://meetingmetrics.ai/blog/im_gesprach_mit_pablo_hirsbrunner_wie_meeting_metrics_sitzungen_in_der_schule_klarer_und_effizienter_macht

What we have achieved

A brief overview:

- Over 1,000 users

- More than 400 organizations

- Use in over 10 industries

- 85% of all meetings use templates

- Average meeting duration: 56 minutes

- 99 supported languages (including Swiss German)

- Available on:

  1. Web
  2. Desktop (macOS & Windows)
  3. Mobile (iOS)

What stands out:

85% of meetings are documented with templates.

This shows: Meeting Metrics is actively integrated into processes – not just tested.

Voices from practice

Recapitulating and minute-taking after the meeting was time-consuming and tedious. Often it was left undone.
— Mathias Schunke, Ugra Swisstesting AG
The real bottleneck came after the meeting. Who writes the minutes? What was decided?
— Pablo Hirsbrunner, Volksschule Erlen

Two different contexts – one identical problem.

Areas of application

Meeting Metrics is now widely used:

- Medicine – Documentation of conversations

- Education – Meetings and committees

- Quality control – QM and management meetings

- Events – Conferences and events

- SMEs – Operational and strategic meetings

The common denominator:

Minute-taking costs time – and is often neglected.

What the data shows

Clear patterns emerge from usage:

- Average meeting duration: 56 minutes

- Every third meeting lasts longer than an hour

- Tuesday is the busiest meeting day

- Most common start time: between 10 and 11 a.m.

- Friday is the quietest day

These numbers make it clear:

Meetings are a central part of the workday – and a major lever for efficiency.

Outlook

Our focus remains clear:

Improve meetings holistically – before, during, and after the conversation.

1. Capture

  1. Transcription
  2. Summaries
  3. Speaker recognition
  4. Templates

Goal: maximum quality and reliability.

2. Insight

Integration into systems such as:

  1. Confluence
  2. HubSpot
  3. Salesforce
  4. SharePoint

Next step:

  1. Meetings become searchable
  2. Ask questions instead of searching minutes

Examples:

  1. Who said what?
  2. What was decided?
  3. Where do we stand in the project?

3. Action

  1. Follow-up emails
  2. Offers
  3. Content like LinkedIn posts or blog articles

Directly from the meeting.

Less post-processing – more implementation.

Thank you

One year of Meeting Metrics would not be possible without: our users, over 400 organizations, and our partners

We are still at the beginning. But one thing is clear: meetings will change.


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