Virtual meetings with screen sharing and recording, calendar sync, automated action item extraction, and interactive breakout rooms that keep everyone aligned and accountable.
3 action items assigned to Alex & Sarah. Meeting recording & transcript archived to encrypted cloud vault.
Equip every attendee with the tools to share ideas, record decisions, and never lose track of action items.
Integrate seamlessly with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook for automatic scheduling and reminder notifications.
Never take manual notes again. Our AI automatically logs decisions, deadlines, and assigns owners directly into Jira or Asana.
Split larger meetings into smaller discussion pods with custom timers, broadcast announcements, and automatic reconvene.
Brainstorm freely on an infinite canvas with sticky notes, diagramming shapes, and simultaneous multiplayer cursor tracking.
Engage large audiences with upvoted questions, anonymous feedback, and instant bar-chart polling results.
Keep meetings on schedule with visible topic timers and automated gentle alerts when discussion overruns allocated time.
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Meeting tooling is easy; meeting discipline is not. Below is what the platform does and what it cannot fix.
A decision to make, a disagreement to resolve, or a relationship to build. Those are genuinely faster in real time and genuinely worse in text.
Status updates, approvals and information broadcasts are none of those things, and they are cheaper as asynchronous messages. Moving them to team messaging is the single biggest reduction in meeting load available to most teams.
The meeting is transcribed and summarised into the points discussed and the actions agreed, so attendees do not have to split attention between participating and note-taking.
Treat the summary as a draft, not a record. AI summarisation is good at capturing what was said and weaker at capturing what was meant — particularly where a decision was implied rather than stated. Someone should still confirm the actions.
Recording helps people who could not attend and settles disputes about what was agreed. It also changes behaviour: people are measurably more guarded when recorded, which is a real cost in meetings whose purpose is candid discussion.
Record all-hands, training and customer calls. Think harder about recording sessions where you need people to disagree openly. And confirm consent obligations first — several US states require all-party consent.
Up to 500 participants, with screen sharing and recording throughout. For sessions at that scale, designate presenters and have everyone else join muted — see video calling for the technical detail.
Large meetings are broadcasts whether or not they are labelled that way. Structure them accordingly, with questions routed through chat rather than opened to hundreds of microphones.
Agendas, attendee lists and whether the meeting needed to happen. No tool corrects a meeting with twelve attendees and no stated purpose; it just makes it easier to schedule.
The useful constraint is requiring a written purpose and a decision to be made before a recurring meeting goes in the calendar. That is a management practice, not a feature.
Up to 500 participants, with screen sharing and recording available throughout the session.
They reliably capture what was said and are weaker on what was implied, particularly for decisions reached indirectly. Treat the summary as a draft and have someone confirm the actions.
No. Meetings run in the browser and guests join from a link without an account or software installation.
Yes, with AI recaps summarising discussion points and actions. Confirm consent obligations first, as several US states require all-party consent.
Yes. Meetings, video and messaging are included across plans at $15, $25 and $40 per user per month.