Invitation

This is the door.

Your notetaker writes the minutes. Riffmap draws the meeting. It is invite-only while it is small — pictured is the portal's own request page: two fields, and a person who reads them. It is the next thing you will see.

Request accessWhat the two fields want →

On Riffmap's own portal, app.riffmap.ai. Nothing on this site collects anything.

The top of the portal's request page: the title Request access to Riffmap, the sentence saying it is invite-only and the instance owner invites by hand, and three steps on a line — Your request, The owner's invite, You sign in — above the first field, Google account email

Open the real page → Three steps above two fields; the middle step is a person.

What to send

Two fields. The second is optional.

No password, no company, no "how did you hear about us".

Google account email

The account you would sign in with

Google sign-in only — the invite is made for this address.

Anything the owner should know optional

Which notetaker you use

Circleback, Fathom, Zoom, Teams, Webex, Otter, Fireflies, Granola, Google Meet, or plain text. The first thing we do is make sure it has a door.How each one gets in →

Only the instance owner sees what you type. Riffmap creates no account and sends you no email — if the owner invites you, signing in with that Google account simply works.

What is behind it

One private portal. Every call you send, drawn.

A brainstorm board: three lanes of stickies, who said it and at what minute on each, a decision badged in green, a line from one idea to the one it built on
The map. Where the minutes went, what came out, who said it. Open this map →
Yours, not shared

Google sign-in, invite-only.

Every transcript, a page

A brainstorm gets the boards; a sales call and an interview get their own views.

Corrected by hand

Nothing is silently changed.

Never on the call

Riffmap does not join, record, or log in to your notetaker.

Demo data: Lumen Robotics is an invented company, drawn by Riffmap.Open a demo map while you wait →

Who reads it

A person, not a queue.

A person reads every request and invites by hand. Riffmap is invite-only because every map is a model run that costs real money, so the door is a person rather than a form that opens by itself.

The three steps after a request is sent: a green check on Request sent, a blue dot on The owner's invite, You sign in still a hollow ring
After you send, the line moves one step. There is nothing to watch for in your inbox.

Send one transcript. See it drawn.

The Google account you would sign in with, and which notetaker you use.

Request accessOpen a demo map →

The request is made on Riffmap's own portal. Riffmap creates no account and sends you no email.