Listenin — Your mum goes in. You both know.

Why it feels different

They're all built
for work.
This one isn't.

Every app like this is made for stand-ups and sales calls — notes, action items, something to paste into a CRM. Useful, if your problem is a busy calendar.

Nobody made one for the appointment your mum walks into on Tuesday, or the quote you're being talked through on a forecourt. Those are the meetings you only get one go at — and the ones the people who love you actually want to hear about.

Built for the working day

Stand-ups, sales calls, action items, sync it to the CRM. Notes for a job.

Built for the rest of it

The consultant, the garage, the letting agent, the school. The meetings that change something — and the people at home who need to know how it went.

Before they go in

The questions nobody thinks of until the car park.

Tell Listenin what the meeting is about and it has a handful of questions waiting. Real ones, in plain words, for whatever room they're walking into. They tick them off as they go, so nothing gets left behind.

At the garageWhat happens if I leave it a few weeks?

At a viewingWhat's the notice period, exactly, in writing?

At the bankHow much will it come to, all in?

At the surgeryWhen will I hear back, and who from?

In the room

Every word written down, so they can stay in the conversation.

No note-taking, no nodding along and hoping it sticks. The phone sits on the table. And when a word lands that nobody explains, one tap turns it into plain English while the meeting is still going.

On the way home

A clear note, not a wall of text.

What was said, what it meant, and what happens next — with the dates pulled out. The full word-for-word record is still underneath, for the day somebody needs it.

The gist

The clicking on tight corners is a worn joint on the nearside wheel. They'll change the joint and its cover together, and they can take the car in on Thursday.

What happens next

Drop the car off ThursdayBefore 9am, keys through the box

Get the price confirmed in writing before they start

Ring them if the noise changes before then

And then

You don't have to ask
what happened.

Before the meeting they choose who should know. When it's saved, one tap sends the note to you — so you're not piecing it together from a phone call an hour later, and they're not carrying it on their own.

Their phone

Send to your people

Yours

The whole meeting, in plain words

Where it helps

Any room where somebody knows more than you.

It started at the doctor's. It turns out most of life is meetings you only get one go at.

The garage

The bit you can't see, quoted in words you've never heard.

A viewing

Four agents, eight houses, and one story to get straight at home.

The GP

Diagnoses, referrals, and a year until the next appointment.

The bank

Terms read out once, at speed, with a pen already in your hand.

School

Support meetings where everyone but you does this every day.

Benefits

Assessments where exactly what was said turns out to matter later.

They're all builtfor work.This one isn't.