Meetings are fleeting. This isn't.
Record anything. Chat with AI while it's playing. Build a library you can actually search — across 45+ languages.
Hit record. Ask questions while it's happening.
Start from your browser or the desktop app. Ask the AI anything during the meeting — no muting, no pausing. When it ends, you get a full summary with action items and timestamps. Instantly.
Done before you finish opening Slack.
Every video gets a structured summary — key points, decisions, action items, all with clickable timestamps. Share one link instead of forwarding a recording nobody watches.
- 2:15 Main thesis introduced
- 8:42 Core methodology explained
- 15:30 Results and implications
- Ship v2.4 on Friday
- Sarah — Review documentation by Friday
- James — Schedule follow-up with team
Ask anything. Get the exact moment.
Type a question about any video or meeting. Get an answer with a clickable link to the exact second it was said. No scrubbing through hours of content.
What is the main bottleneck mentioned?
The speaker identifies database latency as the primary bottleneck, specifically during peak load times.
What solutions were proposed?
Two solutions: connection pooling and read replicas. The team decided to start with connection pooling as a first step.
Listen to it. On the go.
Turn any meeting recap into audio. Commute, walk, workout — absorb your knowledge base without looking at a screen.
45+ languages. Any combination.
Transcription always captures the original language. Summaries and chat can come out in any of our 45+ — join a Japanese call and read summaries in English.
+ 33 more languages
A library you can actually search.
Import from YouTube, Loom, or upload your own files. Everything auto-tagged and searchable — find that one insight from three months ago without digging through bookmarks.
It just works. In the menu bar.
The desktop app sits in your menu bar and detects when meetings start. One click to record — no browser needed. Summaries show up the second the call ends.
Summaries land in Slack, Discord, or Teams.
When a meeting ends, the summary drops into your team's channel. No copy-paste, no forwarding recordings, no "what was decided?"
Technical specs
Your next meeting. Handled.
You'll be in the meeting. You'll take notes in Notion. Three weeks from now you'll need to know who owns that task.