Instant meeting notes, best-in-class project documentation, and AI-powered industry updates.

Bash is an AI-powered tool that helps you lead your projects with ease. Bash can be used in 3 different ways:

1. Follow up on meetings: You can use Bash to keep your in team in sync with meeting minutes and follow-ups right after a meeting ends
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2. Project documentation: Craft best-in-class documents based on both internal and external sources. Write positioning, marketing briefs, deal summaries, competitive intelligence and more.

3. Industry insights: Follow specific keywords, publications, and newsletters and receive these in your own personal feed. Quickly summarize these and get key take aways within seconds.

You can upload various types of content to Bash, including:
1. Webpages
2. Audio recordings
3. Documents
4. Images

You can also connect Zapier to automatically receive updates from other apps, receive emails through your own personal Bash email address, and use the browser extension or mobile app to add information from outside of Bash.

Yes, you can upload a picture or photo of a white board, document, or chat and Bash will automatically interpret this using AI. You can then use this to write your project documentation.

Bash records and transcribes meetings, turns audio to text, and creates meeting minutes and action plans. Record meetings directly using the Bash browser extension, and use built-in templates to draft summaries quickly.

Yes, Bash can convert transcriptions into clear meeting minutes, action plans, and summaries.

All meeting recordings and notes are stored in a centralized, secure location within Bash. You can easily access them through the web app or mobile apps.

Yes, you can use the Bash browser extension to record Google Meet, Zoom, and other browser-based meetings.

The AI-powered editor allows you to write, rewrite, paraphrase, and finalize documents. It also supports templates for organized output.

Highlight the text you want to change and use the command "/" to get new copy or "command + /" for paraphrasing.

Yes, you can continually add, rewrite, and refine drafts using the editor's capabilities.

Add various sources like text files, URLs, documents, and audio files to Bash. Group related content into topics, summarize the information, and create new documents using built-in templates.

Bash provides templates for various documents like PRDs, meeting minutes, social media posts, and blog articles.

After adding your information to Bash, select one of the built-in templates to create new documents quickly.

1. Add your information to Bash.
2. Select a template from the AI content writer.
3. Customize the document using the AI editor to fit your needs.

Use templates for meeting minutes, action plans, product requirement docs, marketing briefs, or more.

Yes, you can customize templates to fit your specific needs, audience, and channels.

Share documents, topics, and insights easily with team members or publish them for wider audiences. Use Bash to facilitate collaboration and streamline communication.

Yes, Bash can summarize large volumes of data into concise insights, making it easier to understand key points quickly.

Bash integrates with tools like Zapier to gather updates and automate repetitive tasks. This allows you to keep all your information and updates in one consolidated feed.

Use Bash to gather data from various sources. Summarize insights, track updates, create competitive analysis reports, and turn insights into actionable strategies. With Bash you can follow:

1. Company blogs
2. Competitor newsletters
3. Keywords through Google News, Google Alerts, and Bing Search.

You can also add a competitor webpage which then gets ingested and analyzed.

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store and follow the setup instructions. The link for the Bash browser extension can be found through the Download Page.

Yes, the browser extension lets you interact with Bash directly from any webpage.

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store and follow the setup instructions. The link for the Bash browser extension can be found through the Download Page.

A feed in Bash is a personalized stream of updates, articles, emails, and other information from various sources.

Add content by setting up your personal Bash email to receive newsletters and updates, subscribing to websites, or adding URLs through RSS directly to Bash.

Yes, Bash fetches and consolidates updates from websites, emails, and newsletters, presenting them in a unified feed.