One-on-one agendas that pick up where you left off

Mora suggests questions from your previous conversations and open goals. Choose what matters, edit the wording, and add your own.

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Mora uses previous meeting notes to suggest the next agenda.
Your notes · Last 1:1

Priya took on a new project. You agreed to clarify priorities and check on her workload.

Priya’s next 1:1

Agenda draft
  • How’s the new project going?
  • What can come off your plate?

MoraSuggested for your next 1:1 · Yours to edit

From one conversation to the next

Turn an open thread into a useful question

Your last 1:1 left something unresolved. Instead of finding it again in a running document, start your preparation with a question you can actually ask.

Your 1:1 with Priya

From your last conversation

Waiting on the load test before billing sign-off. I’ll check with the infra team.

Your private meeting notes

Save what matters

Capture the blocker, decision, or promise you’ll want to revisit. Mora draws on saved notes, agenda items, and open goals for this person; an assigned role can add context.

Suggested for your next 1:1

Did the load test get unblocked?

A question worth following up

Review the suggestion

An open thread becomes a question you can ask. Choose whether it belongs on the next agenda, and edit the wording to sound like you.

Your next agenda

Did the load test get unblocked?

What would you like to take on next quarter?

Make room for today

Add your own questions alongside the suggestions. Once you’re in the meeting, Mora won’t insert questions or rewrite your agenda.

A manager mid-conversation, gesturing toward her laptop during a remote one-on-one

Your first 1:1 starts with you

Add the person, schedule a 1:1, and bring your first questions. With no saved conversations or open goals, you may not have suggestions yet. Each conversation gives Mora more to work with.

Give your next 1:1 a starting point

Bring your questions, save the conversation, and build from there. Your free trial gives you 14 days to try it with your team.

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A few things worth knowing

What does Mora use to suggest questions?
Recent meeting notes and agenda items, along with the person’s open goals. An assigned role can add context. Suggestions are a starting point for you to review, not a transcript or an automatic assessment of the person.
What if we haven’t had a meeting in Mora yet?
Add the person you’re meeting with, schedule a 1:1, and add your own questions. Mora needs saved conversation context or open goals to suggest follow-ups, so a new relationship may not have suggestions yet. You can still prepare and run the meeting.
Does it need a recording of the call?
No. Mora doesn’t join, record, or transcribe your call. It works with the notes, agenda items, and goals you save in the app. Keep using your usual meeting setup.
Will my report see my notes?
No. Your meeting notes aren’t shown to your report. Mora processes them through its AI service provider to create suggestions and summaries. Your report can send an optional check-in through a private link without creating an account.