Templates

Meeting notes template

A clean structure for any working meeting: agenda, discussion, decisions, and action items. Free to copy. Works in Notion, Google Docs, Confluence, or plain markdown.

When to use it

Use this template for team syncs, planning sessions, client calls, and cross-functional reviews - anywhere a decision or a next step comes out of the room. Keeping the same shape every time makes the archive searchable and turns a meeting into something you can act on tomorrow.

The template

Copy the block and paste it into your notes tool.

# Meeting: [title]

Date: [YYYY-MM-DD]
Time: [start - end, timezone]
Attendees: [names]
Absent: [names]
Notes by: [name]

## Agenda

1. [topic 1]
2. [topic 2]
3. [topic 3]

## Discussion

### [topic 1]
- Key points raised
- Options considered
- Open questions

### [topic 2]
- Key points raised
- Options considered
- Open questions

### [topic 3]
- Key points raised
- Options considered
- Open questions

## Decisions

- [Decision 1] - decided by [person or group]
- [Decision 2] - decided by [person or group]

## Action items

- [ ] [Action] - owner: [name] - due: [YYYY-MM-DD]
- [ ] [Action] - owner: [name] - due: [YYYY-MM-DD]
- [ ] [Action] - owner: [name] - due: [YYYY-MM-DD]

## Follow-ups

- Next meeting: [YYYY-MM-DD]
- Parking lot: [items to revisit]

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FAQ

What goes in a good meeting notes template?

Attendees, date, agenda, discussion summary, decisions, and action items with owners and due dates. Everything else is optional.

Can RecordX fill this template automatically?

Yes. Record the meeting with the Chrome extension, mobile app, or an audio upload, and RecordX produces the summary, decisions, and action items in this same structure.

Is the template free to use?

Yes. Copy the block above into any document, wiki, or note tool. No login required.

Does it work for remote and in-person meetings?

Yes. The structure fits any meeting. RecordX captures both remote calls in the browser and in-person meetings on Android and iOS.