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Sonar setup, and a guide for every source.
Everything you need to set Sonar up: how onboarding builds your Intelligence Pack and your first five drafts in about three minutes, then one guide per source you can connect, each saying what it reads, how to add it, how to use it and how to remove it.
Start here
About three minutes.
Getting started with Sonar
Sign up, choose where you build your audience, give Sonar your LinkedIn or connect X, and check a brief it has already filled in. Sonar builds your Intelligence Pack and deals five drafts; you keep or skip each one, and the keeps land on your board. Then the day-one checklist on Home connects your week.
Integration guides
Connect, use, remove.
Every source connects read-only with one switch in Settings, Connected sources. Each guide says what the source reads, what you need, and how to take it off again.
Google Calendar
One read-only scope. The last seven days of meetings with people on your primary calendar, and the questions Sonar asks about them.
Google Meet
A second switch on the Google connection. Transcripts of your own Meet calls, last seven days, up to five, through Google's Meet API.
Slack
You pick the channels, group messages and direct messages. Sonar reads those and nothing else, seven days back.
LiveSlack guideGranola
One click at Granola, or paste a key. Your last seven days of meeting notes, and your own transcript lines for your spoken voice.
LiveGranola guideFireflies
One click at Fireflies, or paste a key. Transcripts of your last seven days of recorded meetings, up to five, speaker labels kept.
LiveFireflies guideWispr Flow
One click at Wispr. Your Notetaker meetings and scratchpad notes from the last seven days. Dictations are never read.
LiveWispr Flow guideNotion
You pick the pages on Notion's consent screen. Sonar reads what changed in them this week, up to six pages.
LiveNotion guideZoom
Transcripts of your own cloud recordings, last seven days, up to five. Needs a paid Zoom plan with audio transcripts on.
LiveZoom guide
Built and waiting on the vendor: Fathom (production access not switched on for everyone yet) and Microsoft 365 (publisher check pending before other companies can connect). Their guides publish the week they open. The integrations page tracks each one.
Stuck on a step? Write to us.
hello@meetdistilled.com answers within a business day; hours are on the support page. The pricing is one plan, every feature on.