This guide provides detailed instructions on how to use Tiro. If you'd prefer a personalized onboarding session through a video call, you can schedule a time via our appointment link, and one of our team members will guide you on making the most of Tiro.

1. Accessing Tiro and Signing Up

Tiro works seamlessly on web browsers like Chrome and Safari. (2025.01 update: A beta version of the iOS/Android app has been released. For instructions on using the app, refer to the Mobile App Guide.)

To get started, visit the Tiro website, and click “Try Tiro Free” to sign up. You can sign up with your Google account in just 3 seconds.

2. Starting a Recording

Once you’ve completed the sign-up process, you’ll be ready to start recording.
Optimize your note quality by adjusting these settings before recording:

1. Set a Title and Participants

   You can manually set a note title to match the conversation context. If you don’t, Tiro will automatically generate a title based on the discussion.

   Use the "Participants" field to add the email addresses of those involved in the conversation. This improves name recognition during recording and makes it easier to share the note afterward. You can also search notes later by participant names.

2. Add Context

   Entering the context of the conversation beforehand allows Tiro to create more accurate records and optimized summaries. For example:

   • Business Meeting: “This is a business meeting with ‘Company Name’. Please accurately record product names, participants, and business terms, and summarize the discussion in a professional tone.”

   • Key Details: Include unique names, companies, or products like ‘Baek Jong-won’, ‘Palantir’, ‘Tiro’.

3. Set Languages

   Tiro supports 11 languages, and you can mix-and-match conversation and summary languages. For meetings in a foreign language, set the summary language to your native tongue for a better understanding. Tiro’s real-time translation and summarization enhance the overall experience.

4. Start Recording

   After pressing the start button, the red recording button will change to a button with an audio waveform animation, as shown in the image below.

   

   This animation reflects the volume of the audio input. If the waveform doesn’t move, check your microphone settings. (Refer to the [Microphone Setup Guide].)

3. Managing the Recording

1. Update Context Mid-Conversation

   You can update the context during the recording to include new keywords or names that arise, ensuring a more detailed record.

2. Real-Time Summaries

   Tiro creates a live summary during the recording. If you miss a point, check the live note for an instant recap.

3. Edit During Recording

   If noise affects transcription or additional details need to be included, you can manually edit the text from the summarized notes (bullet-point notes).

4. Pause and Stop

   Press the waveform button to pause the recording during breaks. To change the language settings, pause the recording first. To end the session, press the stop button on the right to finalize the note.

4. After the Conversation

1. Default Meeting Notes

   • One Pager: Automatically generated at the end of a meeting, providing high-quality summaries structured by key topics rather than simple time-based logs.

   • Note: A chronological summary of the discussion.

   • Transcript: A refined full transcript of the entire conversation, ready for immediate use. Tiro removes filler words and corrects grammatical errors for a polished record.

2. Recommended Templates

   Tiro suggests a note template based on the meeting topic. Click on the recommended template to instantly create a structured note. For more options, use the "Generate Note" button to explore a variety of templates.

For more detailed guidance on features, see [Features > Using Notes Effectively].