Doer

What Doer is

Doer is a meeting-to-task tool that helps teams turn meeting action points into assigned work with deadlines, live tracking, and reviewer sign-off. Its Meeting Deck lets users record attendees, discussion points, takeaways, and action items, then export formatted minutes as a PDF. A selected action item can be made into a task with an assignee, due date, priority, and category. Meeting capture is manual. Users can also paste summaries generated by Microsoft Copilot or other AI tools into the Meeting Deck and choose action items themselves; the described workflow is pasting, not a direct integration.

A live dashboard shows task status by employee, priority, and deadline. Doer can export PDF status reports and task lists to Excel. It is available on web, Android, and iOS. The maker says it is hosted on Google Cloud Mumbai and stores structured text only, without file attachments. Its stated safeguards include 4-digit PIN verification and workspace email-domain allowlists. Doer says it supports GDPR, UK GDPR, and India DPDPA 2023, with EU SCCs and UK IDTA available; it does not currently hold a SOC 2 Type II report. Paid plans include a 14-day trial. The maker identifies consulting and advisory firms, financial services teams, and corporate operations teams as suitable users, typically in groups of 5 to 50 people.

Who it suits

Doer suits consulting and advisory firms, financial services teams, and corporate operations teams that need meeting actions assigned and tracked. The maker describes its typical teams as having 5 to 50 people.

Limits

Starter costs ₹3,999 a month billed annually and supports up to 10 users. Growth costs ₹7,999 a month billed annually and supports up to 30 users; both plans include a 14-day trial.

Getting started

1. Visit https://checkdoer.com/.
2. Choose a paid plan; Starter supports up to 10 users or Growth supports up to 30 users.
3. Use the 14-day trial to get started.
4. Access Doer on web, Android, or iOS.
5. Record meeting details manually in the Meeting Deck, then select action items to create tasks.

Verdict

Choose Doer if your team wants manually captured meeting actions converted into owned tasks, with deadlines, tracking, and reviewer sign-off. It may be a poor fit if your workflow depends on file attachments, internal chat, developer sprints, or GitHub integrations.