How to Connect Meeting Notes Tools
Connect Fireflies.ai, Fathom, or tl;dv so Andy can turn your recorded meetings into posts
Fireflies.ai, Fathom, and tl;dv each let Andy read your meeting notes and pull ideas out of your calls. None of them sync in the background -- Andy searches your meetings by topic, participant, or date and reads the one you mean only when you ask for it, so your calls are read on demand, not imported automatically.
Fireflies.ai, Fathom, and tl;dv each require a Pro plan or above.
Open your Fireflies.ai API settings
Log in to Fireflies.ai and go to Integrations, then Fireflies API.
Copy your API key
Copy the API key shown on that page. It is tied to your account, so keep it private.
Paste your key into Reepl
Navigate to Settings > Integrations, select Fireflies.ai, and paste the key. Reepl verifies it against Fireflies.ai before saving.
Once connected, Andy searches your meetings by topic, participant, or date. Summaries, action items, and full transcripts become source material for posts and carousels.
Open your Fathom API settings
Log in to Fathom and go to Settings, then the API page.
Create an API key
Generate a new key and copy it. Fathom shows the full key only once.
Paste your key into Reepl
Navigate to Settings > Integrations, select Fathom, and paste the key. Reepl verifies it against Fathom before saving.
Once connected, Andy searches your recordings by topic, participant, or date. Summaries, action items, and full transcripts become source material for posts and carousels.
Open your tl;dv API keys page
Log in to tl;dv and go to Settings, Personal settings, then API keys.
Create an API key
Generate a new key and copy it. Treat it like a password.
Paste your key into Reepl
Navigate to Settings > Integrations, select tl;dv, and paste the key. Reepl verifies it against tl;dv before saving.
Once connected, Andy searches your meetings by topic, participant, or date. Highlights and full transcripts become source material for posts and carousels.
Granola and Otter.ai are not available as meeting notes integrations -- neither offers a public API for reading meeting content.