In the last couple of weeks, we’ve been cooking up a big release full of requested UX improvements, some new features, and more!

This week we released version 1.3.2 which bring new features such as instant meetings, an improved PDF download experience, and much more!

2020 was an unexpected year, but we made the most of it, introducing dozens of new features. In this recap, we'll briefly recount what we achieved this past year and announce what 2021 holds for Knowtworthy!

In this changelog we discuss support added for real-time transcription and file upload transcription for German, Italian, Dutch, and Russian, along with PDF downloads.

Since our last post we have added some major new features, quality of life improvements, and bug fixes. As mentioned in our previous post, we completely reworked our onboarding flow, making it easier than ever to get started and get to your first meeting!

Hello Knowtworthians! This past week we completed several additional bug fixes and built requested inbox-admin features.You can now see, at a glance, how your team is moving along and what action items are outstanding.

Hello Beta Testers! With your helpful insights, we made a number of bug fixes along with changes to how invites work for organizations and teams. Also, you can now sort your meetings directly from the dashboard.

Hello! After another week of hard work, we have fixed a second batch of usability issues and bugs found by you, our testers, we are back with another changelog. Learn about our user experience testing, meeting video conferencing and more!

After our first week of Beta testing we identified and corrected numerous usability issues and included a few new features including a better real-time transcription model. Please see the changelog below.

Today we are thrilled to announce that Knowtworthy is officially going into closed Beta! Our team has worked very hard to get this release to you and we look forward to hearing your thoughts on the new platform and all of the changes we have made since the Alpha.

On October 1st Knowtworthy demoed at Future Fest, an annual tech festival showcasing the latest and greatest in Toronto Tech. Throughout the evening, we had the opportunity to meet a ton of people who all agreed that, yes, meetings suck, but we know how to make them better.

In this blog post, we dive into the thought process behind sentiment analysis in a team setting and will explain how information security works at Knowtworthy before announcing the release of our next beta!