MeetingMention reads the live captions of your call. When someone says your name, or asks the devs, you get a ping within seconds, then a reply you can say out loud, based on what you're working on today.
Maria: …and for the tab navigation, Alex, could you take the swipe ticket?
“…Alex, could you take the swipe ticket?” Suggested reply coming…
Asks if you can take the swipe ticket for tab navigation.
You were deep in a bug. Now the whole call is waiting on you.
You sit through the rest just in case someone needs you.
Splitting your attention breaks your focus, and the meeting still gets the worst of you.
Your name, your role and what you're working on. Replies are based on it.
Meet or Teams in Chrome. The badge shows it's listening.
Your name, or a question for your role, and you know within seconds.
Say the suggested reply. After the call, get only the parts that concern you.
A heads-up within seconds of your name being said, so you can unmute while the reply is on its way.
Based on today's tasks. It never invents dates, numbers or promises. When it can't know, it suggests a natural follow-up.
Add your role and get pinged when someone asks “what do the devs think?”. Passing mentions are ignored.
After the call: your action items, decisions that affect your work and questions you still owe.
Works in Chrome on Google Meet and Microsoft Teams for the web. Alerts on your screen and on Telegram.
Captions off? You get a warning, not silence. Optional audio mode covers calls without captions.
Leave the call and a short wrap-up arrives on your screen and phone. No transcript to scroll through, no notes to write.
You own the swipe ticket for tab navigation. The demo moved to Thursday.
Tell the people in your calls that you use it: MeetingMention gives you a short message to paste in the chat. Using AI in meetings may also be covered by your company's policy.
It runs in your own browser tab and doesn't add anyone to the call.
No audio, video or transcripts are kept on our servers. Alerts stay on your computer for 7 days, then they're deleted.
About two minutes of text around your name goes to the AI to write your reply. Wrap-ups, which send the whole call, stay off until you turn them on.
Everything, for calls with or without captions
Early beta: payments aren't open yet. Leave your email to get in first, with a founder discount.
Yes. When you install MeetingMention you agree to tell them, and it gives you a short message to copy into the meeting chat. In some places everyone in a call has to agree before it's transcribed, and your company may have its own rules.
No. MeetingMention doesn't store audio, video or transcripts on any server. To write your reply, about two minutes of text around your name is sent to an AI provider. Wrap-ups send the whole call, and only if you turn them on.
Google Meet and Microsoft Teams in Chrome. The Teams desktop app isn't supported; join from the browser instead.
MeetingMention warns you when it can't hear the call. Audio mode, included in the plan, transcribes the call audio instead. Check your company's policy first and tell the people in the call.
It's told not to. Replies only use what you wrote about your day and what was said in the call. If it doesn't know, it suggests a natural “I'll check and follow up”.
Join the early beta and be among the first to try it in your own calls.
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