Confluence pages, drafted from team conversations

Audria turns decisions and discussions into drafted Confluence pages: the decision record, the meeting outcome, the spec skeleton, sourced from what was actually said. You review and publish. Nothing is sent automatically.

What Audria drafts in Confluence

• Decision records draft themselves from the conversation where the decision happened.
• Pages carry source quotes, so the record reflects what was said, not what was remembered.
• Works alongside tickets and messages: one conversation can produce a page, a ticket, and an update at once.

A real moment

Your team debates two architectures at the whiteboard and picks one. Audria drafts the decision page: options considered, the call made, who made it, quoted. You publish it to the space and nobody re-litigates it in three weeks.

How it works

Turn Audria on once when you reach the office. It captures your conversations, in person or on a call from the Mac app, separates who said what, and detects real commitments. Each one appears as a pre-filled draft in Confluence or the right tool for the job. You glance, edit if needed, and approve. Every draft shows the exact words it came from.

Questions

Does anything post to Confluence without me?

No. Nothing is sent automatically. Every draft waits for your review and confirmation.

Which other tools does Audria support?

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Jira, Linear, Confluence, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Tasks, and Apple Reminders. See also: Jira · Slack · Linear · Gmail

Is Audria free?

Yes, free during early access. Download for iPhone and Mac. New to Audria? Start with What is Audria?