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What is Analyzer?

Analyzer is where you turn a recorded meeting into a written document. Pick a meeting, pick a prompt (on the Analyzer page it's labelled a Topic), and Daisy runs it over the transcript and writes the result — rendered as markdown you can copy.

A prompt is a named instruction describing what an analysis should produce. Everything Daisy writes about a meeting is a prompt: the notes that appear automatically after a recording are simply the one prompt that runs on its own. Analyzer lets you run any prompt, on demand, over any meeting you've recorded.

Built-in prompts

Daisy ships six prompts you can run as-is, edit, or copy into your own:

  • Daisy Summarizer — the default notes that run automatically after every recording: TL;DR, action items with owners and due dates, decisions, open questions, and key topics.
  • Zoom-style Meeting Notes — a narrative executive summary, a section per topic, and action items.
  • Otter-style Meeting Notes — a chapter summary, then a bulleted outline and action items.
  • Project Manager coaching, Management Consultant coaching, and Team Lead coaching — communication coaching on how you showed up on the call: a one-paragraph assessment plus up to three strengths and up to three improvements, each tied to a concrete moment in the transcript. (These three are the old "Coaching" feature, now just prompts.)

You can also write unlimited custom prompts, or pick Ad Hoc… to type a one-off instruction and run it without saving — for example, "Did I hit my goals for this meeting?"

Run an analysis

  1. Open Analyzer from the navigation.
  2. Under Meeting, pick a recording. Only meetings that have a transcript can be analyzed.
  3. Pick a Topic — any prompt, or Ad Hoc….
  4. The instruction appears in an editable box. Tweak it if you like; Save your own prompts or Save as… a new one (built-ins are save-as-only).
  5. Select Run Analysis. The result renders as markdown with a Copy button.

Results are saved per meeting and prompt, so they reload when you come back; re-running replaces the previous result.

Managing prompts

Edit and organize prompts in Settings → Prompts: rename them, change their instructions, choose which one is the default for summaries, delete your own, or reset Daisy Summarizer to its original. Each built-in shows an example of its output.

What you need

Analyzer needs a configured AI model — a local model (LM Studio or Ollama) or your own cloud key. Unlike the transcript and the automatic summary, an analysis has no copy-paste fallback; it runs through the provider you've set up, on the same two paths you already control: fully local, or your own key sent straight to the provider. See the FAQ for how Daisy handles your data, and Getting an API key.