Meeting analysis
A note for meeting participants.
If you saw Unseen Dynamics — transcribing & analysing (notetaker@unseendynamics.ai) in a meeting, this page is for you. It has no account and no sign-in.
This meeting is being analysed by Unseen Dynamics on behalf of the host. It creates a structural read of how the meeting worked — whether it was productive, stuck, or damaging, and concrete suggestions. It describes how the conversation worked, and names who did what in it. It never reports how anyone felt, and it never grades you.
The audio is transcribed in the EU and deleted within minutes after the transcription has been successfully saved. Afterwards a neutral summary (memo) is emailed to all attendees, and the full transcript to the host — the person whose Unseen Dynamics workspace captured this meeting; any attendee can ask the host for a copy.
The host's structural report and anonymised numeric signals are kept as the host's business records. Your personal patterns are never shown to a manager or admin. You can request your own personal, structural read by registering within 7 days of the meeting.
If you'd prefer this meeting not be analysed, tell the host — the person whose workspace captured it, named above — and they’ll remove the bot.
Your choices
- Ask the host not to analyse a meeting, or to delete its data. They can remove the notetaker mid-call, and no report is produced.
- Or ask us directly. Use the erasure-request form in the product, or write to info@unseendynamics.ai. You do not need an account, and the request reaches both the host and our team.
- Ask for your own personal read. It is a structural reflection of your own contributions — a mirror, never a grade. Only you can ever open it.
Three things worth knowing
Nobody is graded
The read describes the structure of the exchange, including who did what. There is a rule inside the method that forbids reporting or implying how anyone felt, and nothing in the system grades a person.
Your read is yours
Your personal read is not visible to the host, to your manager, to a workspace admin, or to us. That is enforced in the database, not promised in a policy.
Sometimes there is nothing
Some meetings come back with no report at all, because there was not enough in them to read honestly. The system says so rather than guessing.