deHertz for executives
Be the person in the room who is actually present.
Back-to-back days, six languages in the building, and decisions that get made in corridors. deHertz keeps the record so you can keep the attention.
The situation
Why this is hard today.
You spend most of your week in conversation, and the parts that matter are almost never the parts on the agenda. A commitment made in passing, a concern raised half-seriously, the reason a number moved. Writing it down means missing the next thing that gets said.
What changes
Four things that get easier.
A daily digest instead of a notebook
Every conversation from the day, summarised into one page you can read in the car — decisions, owners and open questions pulled out.
Nothing you promised gets dropped
Commitments with a date attached become reminders automatically, so "I'll get you that by Thursday" is not left to memory.
Search across every meeting you have had
Ask what a supplier said about lead times in March and get the sentence, not a folder of recordings.
Arabic and English in the same breath
Meetings across the Gulf switch languages mid-sentence. Transcripts come back in the right script either way.
The point is not the transcript. It is that you stop writing during meetings and start listening again.
The change deHertz is built to make for executives — written by us, not a customer quote. Named stories go on our stories page as customers agree to them.
Tuesday, 9 September
3 conversations
- 09:15Weekly pipeline review2 follow-ups
with Layla, Omar
Q3 target held. Aldar deal slipped a week — legal still with their side. Omar to chase Thursday.
- 12:40Supplier call — packagingDecision
with Nadia (Gulf Print)
Unit cost drops 8% at 5,000+. Lead time 3 weeks. Nadia sending revised quote by Monday.
- 16:05Corridor — with the MDDue Fri
1 min
Wants the Riyadh numbers before the board pack goes out Friday.
5 follow-ups added to your reminders
A digest is what lands each evening. Illustrative — your names, your day.
Also for
Other people who wear one.
Same device. Different day.