Citation-backed summary
A citation-backed summary is an AI meeting summary in which every point links to the exact transcript moment that justifies it. Instead of trusting that the AI summarized correctly, you click a claim and check the source. It is the antidote to AI summaries that paraphrase inaccurately or hallucinate details.
In depth
A citation-backed summary links every claim it makes to the exact place in the source it came from. For meeting notes, each summary point connects to the moment in the transcript that supports it, so you can click a line and check it before you act on it. This matters because AI summaries can state things no one said; citations make the output verifiable instead of a leap of faith. Reline generates citation-backed summaries by default — every point is grounded in your recording, with a link back to the second it was said.
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