A meeting's Share menu (top right) and Settings → Connections send your calls where your work happens. Everything here is off until you turn it on.
Export as Markdown writes the meeting as a note: the title, date and people at the top, then your notes, the summary, next steps as tick boxes, coaching, marked moments and the transcript. Pick a folder in Settings → Connections (an Obsidian vault works well) and every finished meeting can be saved there automatically. Re-saving a meeting updates the same note, even after you rename the meeting.
Draft Follow-up Email writes a short email with what was agreed and who does what, in the language of the call. It only lists promises somebody actually made on the call. The draft appears on the Report tab, with Copy and Open in Mail, already addressed to the calendar invitees. Nothing is sent until you send it. Turn on "Draft one after every call" to have it waiting.
Add Next Steps to Reminders puts the report's next steps and commitments into a Parrot list in Reminders. macOS asks once for permission.
Paste a webhook address from Zapier, Make or n8n and Parrot posts each
finished meeting there as JSON: title, date, people, summary, next steps, marked
moments and notes, plus the transcript if you allow it. From there it can
reach Slack, Notion, HubSpot or anything else those tools connect to. Only https
addresses are accepted. Add a signing secret and every request carries an
X-Parrot-Signature header (an HMAC-SHA256 of the body), so the
other end can check it came from you. Send Test sends a sample.
Redirects aren't followed, so a meeting only ever goes to the address you
pasted. On-device-only meetings are never sent.
Let Claude, Codex or Cursor read your meetings, read-only: connect in one click, choose what they see, and ask things like "What did I promise last week?". It has its own page: Use your meetings in Claude. Settings → Connections has the main switch and Open Claude & AI Apps.