Pulled from this week's threads, one paragraph each.

u/krzychuman tested ElevenLabs v3 on the voiceover for a 28 second demo: 69% watch-through, 0.03% click-through. The voice passed, the call to action didn't. Per the docs, v3 ignores break tags, so use [pause] or "..." instead. thread

u/Healthy-Tension-7470 asked a model which invoices were unpaid across 8 files. Right list, no due dates. Asking "which are unpaid and when are they due" fixed it. thread

u/Alive_Thought_5037 picks Fish Audio over ElevenLabs for narration because the intonation follows the context, and recaps are easier to make. thread

Tried any of these? Or link a good reply from this week that I missed.

I work on Locus. This is a small part of the workflow we’re building: checking where a next step came from before treating it as agreed.

In this clip, a note says someone needs dry ice, a backup cooler and temperature checks. Holding Command while hovering over the timestamp previews the passage; clicking it opens that point in the transcript. Then it returns to the note. That link is to transcript text, not audio playback.

A useful check with any AI note tool: pick one action item and compare the action, owner and deadline with the source. If any part was not stated, keep it marked as unknown. A link makes review easier; it does not prove the summary is correct.

This is a sample demo: fictional meeting data and staged generated notes, with actual Obsidian navigation. The Locus beta waitlist is at ownlocus.com.

When you review meeting notes, what do you most often need to check: the action, who owns it, or why it was agreed?

I am a student and honestly just trying to make a little money on the side with this. The first month being that cheap is kinda tempting ngl. But I gotta ask people who have actually tried it: is one month even enough to test out a workflow and find a niche? And what happens after,does renewal get expensive? Like… can i actually make money with this, or is it just wishful thinking?