Running the meeting

Starting

Open the 1:1 from Today or from the person’s page, then click Start meeting. That puts the meeting live and drops you into meeting mode — a full-screen, focused view with no app chrome in the way.

If you left and came back, the button reads Resume meeting.

What’s on screen

Main column

• Agenda — your items as question → answer pairs. Work down the list, type your answer inline, then tap the question to collapse it once you’ve covered it. You can see at a glance what’s left.
• Notes — free-form, for anything off the agenda. Saves as you type.

Right-hand rail

• Last 1:1 — Mora’s recap of your previous conversation with this person
• What’s on their mind — their check-in answers, if they replied
• Open goals — their live goals, with health. Click one to update it without leaving the meeting; + adds a new goal on the spot.

On a phone the rail stacks below the agenda — everything is still there.

Don’t retype the check-in

Their answers are already in the rail. Use your notes for what you heard, not for transcribing what they wrote.

Finishing

Click End meeting (or Exit, then end it from the Prep page). That opens the wrap-up.

The wrap-up is the exit gate, and it’s the highest-value 90 seconds in the whole loop. Three beats:

1. What moved

The goals you touched, ready to update. Mark progress, close one out, add a new one. If there are no open goals, it says so and moves on.

2. How it landed

One click: Good, Okay, or Tough.

This is a read on the conversation, not a rating of the person, and it’s only ever visible to you. Over time it’s the thing that makes a run of “Tough” 1:1s visible before it becomes a problem.

3. Next 1:1’s agenda

Mora drafts the next agenda from what just happened — your notes, the answers you gave, the goals you moved. It arrives as a clearly-labelled draft.

Edit it. Add the thing you promised to come back to. Then click Finish.

If you clear it out entirely, Meetmora asks you to confirm — every 1:1 should open with something on it.

Re-draft

Changed goals in beat 1 and want the agenda to reflect it? Re-draft runs Mora again with the updated picture.

After you finish

• Mora writes a short recap, shown on the next 1:1’s Prep page
• Mora refreshes its read on the working relationship
• The next meeting in the cadence is on the books
• The 1:1 you just ran becomes read-only

If you don’t wrap up

The meeting stays open, and the person shows a red dot on Today. After a grace period Meetmora advances the cadence anyway, so one forgotten wrap-up can’t stall your rhythm — but you’ll have lost the recap and the drafted next agenda for that one.

Reopening or resetting

In meeting mode, a finished 1:1 offers Reopen if you need to get back in.

Reset is different and harsher: it puts the meeting back to scheduled so you can run it again, and clears the notes and the “how it landed” read. It doesn’t touch goals or other meetings, and it can’t be undone. Use it for a meeting started by mistake.