Every client call, on the record and in order.

Consulting is sold in hours, so every minute spent writing up a call is a minute you cannot bill. The usual workaround — typing while the client talks — costs you the thing clients are actually paying for, which is your full attention in the room. Tucky removes the trade-off by making the record a by-product of the conversation instead of a task that follows it.

The second problem is recall across engagements. A discovery point from a call six weeks ago is worth real money when it resurfaces in a scoping document, and worth nothing at all if you cannot find it. Because every session is transcribed and indexed locally, an engagement history becomes something you can question directly rather than an archive you never reopen.