adam.ai is governance software for meetings, built around three layers: meeting operations, governance foundations, and executive intelligence for leadership reporting.
The distinction from meeting-notes tools is worth drawing, because the products look superficially similar. Transcription answers what was said; governance software answers what was decided, who owns it, and whether it happened – which is what boards, committees and regulated organisations are actually accountable for. Minutes filed in a folder satisfy neither an auditor nor the person who has to chase an action three weeks later.
That makes it a fit for board and committee work rather than day-to-day team standups, and it is priced and structured for organisations, not individuals. Expect an implementation effort: governance tooling only works if meeting practice changes with it, and a decision log nobody updates is the same failure in a new system.
