Guides.

Plain explanations of how AI tools for work behave in practice: what they do, how they differ, where they go wrong, and how to choose.

How we write these: Answer the question first. Say what we have not verified. Say when a product is ours.

All guides.

Each guide stands on its own. Where steer does the thing being described, the guide links to the page that explains how.

What is an AI meeting assistant?An AI meeting assistant records, transcribes and summarizes meetings, then helps with the follow-up. How they work, what they get wrong, and what to check.
Best AI meeting assistantsEight AI meeting assistants compared by how they capture a meeting, what they do with it afterward, and who each one suits. Includes steer, which we make.
How to write meeting minutesHow to write meeting minutes that people use: what to record, what to leave out, a template to copy, a filled-in example, and how AI can draft them.
Meeting follow-up email examplesTen follow-up emails after a meeting you can copy: team recap, client call, sales demo, interview, networking, conference, and a no-reply nudge.
AI note takers without a botWhich AI note takers record a meeting without a bot joining the call, how bot-free capture works, and what to check. Includes steer, which we make.

The feature index lists each capability, and the workflow guides show how one job moves from a meeting, message, or note to a reviewed result.

steer captures the meeting without a bot, then keeps the work moving across your notes, to-dos, and tools. It is in beta for macOS.