Meeting summaries for South Florida journalists

A three-hour zoning hearing hides a few minutes that matter. Dais finds them: the decision, the vote and where in the official video it happened, so you can check it yourself before you write.

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Votes, with names

Each item records the outcome, the tally, who moved and seconded, and how each member voted, including who recused or left the room. That is the fastest way to answer who voted against, and whether an item was really unanimous.

Who said what, with timestamps

  • Member briefs list the speakers on an item and link to the minute they spoke.
  • Names heard in the captions are checked against the official agenda, and anything that could not be verified is flagged.
  • Every claim links to the official video so you can verify before you quote.

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Reporters at news outlets and neighborhood or civic associations in Miami, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade and Coral Gables get Dais free. Start the 14-day trial, then email zayden@webblaze.io from your work address and we will keep your account active at no charge. If you cite Dais, a link back is appreciated.

Follow a beat without watching every meeting

Set alerts for an address, a developer, a commissioner’s name or a topic such as “affordable housing”. When an item that matches reaches an upcoming agenda, you get a heads-up. After the meeting, you get a brief the next morning.

Dais summaries are written by AI. Use them to find the moment, then confirm in the video and the official record before publishing. If we got something wrong, you can report it from any summary.

Recent items from public meetings

Split votes and contested items are usually where the story is.

Questions

Can I trust the quotes?

Treat Dais as a finding aid. Summaries are written by AI from official captions, names are checked against the agenda, and each claim links to the exact minute in the official video so you can verify it before quoting.

Can I follow a topic or a person?

Yes. Alerts can match an address, a name, a file number or a topic. Matches appear first in your brief and trigger a heads-up when they reach an upcoming agenda.

Do you offer press or civic pricing?

Yes. Working journalists at news outlets, and neighborhood or civic associations in the areas we cover, get Dais free. Start the free trial, then email zayden@webblaze.io from your work address with your outlet or association and we will keep your account active at no charge.

Which boards does Dais cover?

The City of Miami Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board, City Commission and Historic and Environmental Preservation Board, the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners and its zoning meeting, the Coral Gables City Commission and Planning and Zoning Board, and the Miami Beach City Commission, Design Review Board, Planning Board and Historic Preservation Board. Fort Lauderdale and Broward County are coming soon.

What does Dais cost?

Professional is $199 per month for one person. The founding-member plan is $999 per year for one person, limited to 25 spots, and the price never goes up. Firm is $349 per month for up to 5 people at one firm. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no card is needed to start.

Pricing

Professional is $199 per month. The founding-member plan is $999 per year for 25 people only. Firm is $349 per month for up to 5 people. Start with 14 days free, no card needed.

Also see recent meetings and the boards we cover.