Notes
Record a meeting in whatever languages are spoken in the room and get a structured note: summary, decisions, action items with owners, key dates. Documents and photos arrive from the phone's Share Sheet.
Record a meeting in any language and InferaNote writes the note, puts the action items on your agenda, and links the people, organisations and decisions into a knowledge graph you can ask questions of.
An ACIA project · AI layer by InferaStack · Invitation only
Knowledge Graph
Every Meeting Joins One Graph
Each note is a node. The people, organisations, decisions, action items, dates and documents it mentions become nodes too, linked by a controlled vocabulary of relations. Ask a question and the answer is drawn across every meeting, with the exact moment in the recording it came from.
- Relations, not tagsattended_by, records_decision, owned_by, due, cites: a fixed vocabulary, so the graph stays queryable as it grows.
- Provenance on every edgeEach relation carries the timestamp or page it was extracted from, so a claim in the graph can always be played back or opened.
- Language-independentMentions in any language resolve to the same entity, so one person or organisation is one node however it was said.
- A page per entityEvery node has its own page listing what was decided, promised and cited about it, meeting by meeting.
Three Surfaces, One Corpus
Everything you record feeds the same notes, the same assistant and the same graph.
Assistant
Ask by text or voice. Answers are grounded in your own notes and documents, and cite the moment in the recording they came from. It learns your vocabulary, so names and product terms improve over time.
Knowledge graph
People, organisations, decisions and dates linked across meetings, documents and web pages — every relation carrying its provenance, on an interactive canvas with a page per entity.
How It Works
1. Record or upload
Record a meeting, or share a document or photo from your phone.
2. Note, tasks, graph
A structured note is written, action items land on the agenda, and the people, organisations and dates join the knowledge graph.
3. Ask or export
Ask the assistant by text or voice, publish a note to Notion, or export everything as Markdown.
The AI Layer · Delivered by InferaStack
Built on Amazon Bedrock, End to End
InferaNote is where InferaStack's applied AI runs as a whole system rather than a single model call: speech in any language, note generation, relation extraction, retrieval and voice, inside the customer's own AWS account.
- Any language, one recordingLanguage identification on Amazon Transcribe, so a meeting that switches languages mid-sentence is transcribed as spoken rather than forced into one.
- Notes and extraction on BedrockAnthropic Claude on Amazon Bedrock writes the note and extracts people, organisations, decisions and dates into a controlled relation vocabulary.
- Retrieval that stays honestAmazon Titan embeddings with an exact sweep over the curated corpus, and an approximate S3 Vectors index only for bulk archives — every approximate hit is labelled as such at the citation.
- Learning loopsSpeaker labelling with playable samples, a custom vocabulary that improves transcription of names and terms, and a style profile that only becomes memory once the owner confirms it.
Demonstration · Gateway in development
How InferaNote Exercises the InferaStack Product Line
WorkloadInferaNoteNotes · assistant · graph, in ACIA's AWS account
→Workload interfaceInferaStack Gateway patternOpenAI-compatible calls, per-key budgets, metering, metadata-only audit
→AI servicesAmazon BedrockClaude for notes and extraction · Titan embeddings · Transcribe for speech in any language
→Compute placementInferaStack AI GridWhere sovereign capacity would serve this workload later; proof of concept today
InferaNote is the reference workload for the InferaStack product line. Its AI layer is built the way the InferaStack Gateway serves customers, routed to Amazon Bedrock resources in ACIA's own account. The Gateway itself is in development and not commercially released; the AI Grid is at proof of concept. What the page shows is the pattern working end to end on a real product, not a claim about either.
What is live
InferaNote for invited ACIA members, on Amazon Bedrock and Transcribe in ACIA's AWS account.
What is demonstrated
The Gateway pattern: one OpenAI-compatible interface, budgets and metering per key, an audit trail that stores metadata only.
What comes later
A private GPU environment in a NEXTDC facility for organisations that cannot use Bedrock; placement on InferaStack AI Grid capacity once Stage 0 validation is complete; and the assistant and graph embedded in other vendors' products with per-tenant keys and budgets.
What InferaStack Provides
The AI layer inside ACIA's InferaNote is the reference. These are the services InferaStack offers organisations that want the same system as their own.
Sovereign deployment
The whole InferaNote stack stood up in your own AWS account, delivered as a project. Your data stays in your account; the AI layer runs on Amazon Bedrock inside it.
Managed operations
Monitoring, model and prompt updates, cost caps, backup and restore and incident response, with an audit trail that stores metadata only. One point of contact.
Gateway pattern in front of the models
One OpenAI-compatible endpoint, per-key budgets, metering and routing across models. Offered as design and integration now; as the InferaStack Gateway product once it is released.
Domain adaptation
Organisation-specific vocabularies, entity dictionaries and relation schemas, so a council, a clinic or a fund gets a graph shaped to its own world.
Integrations and identity
Connectors beyond Notion: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, meeting platforms, CRMs and document systems, plus single sign-on and identity mapping.
Governance packaging
Retention and deletion policies, access reviews, audit exports and residency documentation for regulated buyers, as a fixed-scope assessment and configuration.
Privacy and Ownership
A second brain is only useful if it is yours. These are the rules it runs under.
Your own AWS account
InferaNote runs inside the owner's AWS account: ACIA's for ACIA, yours for your organisation. The AI layer runs on Amazon Bedrock through InferaStack's stack, so the same system can be deployed as a private, sovereign notes platform for any customer that needs one.
Private by default
Invited members only — ACIA members and designated users. No open registration, and no public content.
Export any time
The whole corpus exports as plain Markdown with wiki-links, so nothing is locked in.
Notion is one-way
A note can be published to Notion. Nothing is read back from it.
Product Relationship
Delivered with Clear Ownership
InferaNote sits alongside InferaCard in ACIA's family of products. ACIA owns and operates its deployment; InferaStack provides the AI layer, uses the product as the working demonstration of its own stack, and can deploy the same system for other organisations inside their own AWS accounts.
- ACIA
- Owns and operates InferaNote, holds the data in its own AWS account, and decides who is invited.
- InferaStack
- Provides the AI layer: speech, note generation, relation extraction, retrieval and voice on Amazon Bedrock.
See InferaNote
ACIA's InferaNote is invitation only — ACIA members and designated users. The product page on acia.org.au carries the full feature inventory and the current architecture. If your organisation needs the same system in its own AWS account, talk to us about a sovereign InferaNote deployment.