Meetings you never have to rewatch.

Variability records the call without anything joining it, writes the summary, and answers questions across everything you've captured. 35 languages.

A summary you can click into.

Decisions, open questions, and action items where the meeting produced them, each linked to the second it was said. Choose a two-paragraph overview, a full write-up, or chapter markers down the recording. Any of them will read itself aloud if you'd rather listen on the way home.

A finished summary in Variability: the meeting title, how long it takes to read, a play button to hear it aloud, and a section of decisions listing who owns each stepA finished summary in Variability: the meeting title, how long it takes to read, a play button to hear it aloud, and a section of decisions listing who owns each step

Nothing joins your call.

You start it from your browser or the macOS app, so nothing shows up in the participant list, nobody has to approve an extra attendee, and we never ask for your calendar. The transcript builds as people talk, and you can ask about what was just said while the call is still running.

  • Google Meet
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Zoom
  • Slack
  • Skype
  • GoTo Meeting
  • Discord
  • Webex
  • Whereby
  • BlueJeans
  • RingCentral
  • Gather
  • Loom
  • Around
  • FaceTime

Threads read the whole library, not one recording.

Ask what a client has complained about, or what got decided about pricing, and the answer comes back assembled from every call that touched it, with a link into each source.

A Thread in Variability answering "What are the major complaints?" with a bulleted summary drawn from several different recorded meetings, each point next to the clip it came fromA Thread in Variability answering "What are the major complaints?" with a bulleted summary drawn from several different recorded meetings, each point next to the clip it came from

Ask what was on the slide.

A lot of a call happens on screen: the deck, the dashboard, whatever someone is demoing. Ask about a moment and it pulls the frames from that point in the video and tells you what was there, so a transcript that just says "as you can see here" stops being a dead end. You get the timestamp and the frame it read.

A question asked of a recording, answered with a description of what was on screen at that moment and a thumbnail of the frame it refers toA question asked of a recording, answered with a description of what was on screen at that moment and a thumbnail of the frame it refers to

YouTube and Loom land in the same place.

Paste a link or drop in an MP4 you already have, and it gets the same transcript, summary, and answers as a meeting you recorded yourself. Folders keep the pile in order.

The Variability library: recorded meetings as cards, each with its title, video length, and how long the summary takes to readThe Variability library: recorded meetings as cards, each with its title, video length, and how long the summary takes to read

Trim it before you send it.

Cut silences, drop filler words, or keep one speaker and lose the rest, in a couple of clicks. Describe a more involved edit in a sentence and the AI assembles it. Export as MP4, WebM, or audio, cropped square or vertical for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.

Variability's editor: quick edits for removing silence, filler and other speakers, a waveform of the trimmed audio, and an Export MP4 buttonVariability's editor: quick edits for removing silence, filler and other speakers, a waveform of the trimmed audio, and an Export MP4 button

35 languages.

Transcription keeps whatever language was spoken. Summaries and answers come out in whichever one you pick, so a Japanese call can read back in English.

  • Arabic
  • Bengali
  • Bulgarian
  • Chinese
  • Czech
  • Danish
  • Dutch
  • English
  • Estonian
  • Flemish
  • French
  • German
  • Greek
  • Hebrew
  • Hindi
  • Hungarian
  • Indonesian
  • Italian
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Latvian
  • Lithuanian
  • Malay
  • Norwegian
  • Polish
  • Portuguese
  • Romanian
  • Russian
  • Slovak
  • Spanish
  • Swedish
  • Thai
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian
  • Vietnamese

Summaries post to your team chat.

Connect a channel and every finished summary shows up there with a link back to the recording. A plain webhook is there if you'd rather wire it somewhere else.

  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Webhook

Try it on the next call you would rather not rewatch.

The Free plan needs no card. Record one meeting and read the summary before the next one starts.

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