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Extract action items from meetings, emails, and docs with AI — then create tasks in your project management tool. Stop losing action items after meetings. Brytox uses AI to extract tasks from your emails, docs, chats, and meetings — then creates them in your project management tool with one click. How it works: 1. Open any meeting notes, email, or chat in your browser 2. Click "Extract Tasks" — AI identifies every action item, assignee, due date, and priority 3. Review, edit, and send tasks to your connected project management tool Extract from Gmail & Outlook emails, Google Docs, Slack threads and channels, GitHub issues and pull requests, Google Meet live captions (no recording needed), Zendesk support tickets, and messaging platforms including LinkedIn, Reddit, Discord, and WhatsApp Web. Send tasks to project management tools including Jira, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, and GitHub Issues, as well as helpdesk tools like Zendesk, and messaging tools like Slack, Mattermost, Gmail, Outlook, and Zoho. Key features: - AI-powered extraction — identifies tasks, assignees, due dates, and priorities automatically - Edit before sending — modify every field before creating tasks - Assignee dropdowns — team members load from your connected tools - Multi-destination — send different tasks to different tools from one extraction - Shadow DOM isolation — sidebar UI never conflicts with host page styles - Keyboard shortcut protection — typing in the sidebar won't trigger page shortcuts - Credit-based billing — pay per extraction, not per task (one extraction = unlimited tasks) Team plans available: Share a pool of monthly extractions across your company. Team members auto-join by email domain. Privacy first: - AI processes content in real-time — nothing is stored - API keys stay in your browser — never sent to our servers - No audio/video recording — Google Meet reads captions only - No browsing history tracking Free for 5 extractions/month. Paid plans from $5/mo.
Apr 8, 2026
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