Forward an email and Housecat creates structured meeting summaries and notes in Google Docs automatically.
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Get startedAny email — intros, follow-ups, pitch decks, meeting recaps. Just forward it.
Meeting summaries, action items, contacts, and context are pulled out automatically.
New documents are created in the right folder. Existing docs are appended with new notes and context.
Nothing happens without your knowledge. Review what was synced and make changes if needed.
Yes. During setup you select the Google Drive folder where new documents should be created. You can also set up rules to organize docs by project or client.
Both. Housecat creates new documents when needed and appends to existing docs when it recognizes an ongoing conversation thread.
By default Housecat sends a confirmation for every sync, and you can edit or undo any changes before they're finalized. We can also enable full review mode where every change requires human approval before documents are created.
Near real-time. Data is typically processed and synced to Google Docs within a few minutes.
Yes. Housecat uses structured formatting with headings, bullet points, and sections to keep your docs clean and scannable.
If an email contains links to files (like DocSend, Google Drive share links, or other file-sharing services), Housecat will download them and save them to Google Docs alongside any regular attachments.
Connect Google Docs in minutes. No engineering required.