When you turn on the voice assistant, it watches your meeting for you. It tracks who speaks, makes sure everyone gets a turn, suggests next steps, and automatically extracts action items.
You're leading a meeting or interview. Three people are on the call. Halfway through, you notice one person hasn't spoken in 5 minutes. Another person is dominating the conversation. Someone mentions an action item, but you're focused on facilitating and you forget to write it down. After the meeting ends, you have a transcript, but you're exhausted and need to manually review it to find who owns what.
One voice drowns out others. You don't notice until it's too late. The quiet person never gets a chance to contribute.
"We need to finalize this by Friday." It's said in passing. You write a transcript, but extracting every commitment takes manual review.
You're managing the conversation AND taking notes AND watching the clock. There's no bandwidth to coach the group in the moment.
When you enable the voice assistant during a meeting, it monitors engagement and provides real-time coaching suggestions.
The assistant watches the transcript as people speak. It doesn't interrupt; it observes the conversation flow, the speakers, and the pauses.
It measures how much each person is speaking. If one person dominates (60%+ of the time), it flags this. If someone is quiet, it notices.
Long silences? Crosstalk? The assistant flags these and suggests gentle interventions: "There's been quiet for a minute. Sarah, what do you think about this?"
When someone commits to something ("I'll send the report by Wednesday"), the assistant captures it and tags it to the speaker.
The meeting ends. You see a summary: participation fairness score, coaching points that triggered, and a list of action items with owners. No manual review needed.
The voice assistant is an exclusive Prime feature. We're actively developing it and plan to release it in the coming months. As a Prime subscriber, you'll get early access and updates as we refine the coaching suggestions and add new capabilities.
The voice assistant uses advanced analysis to monitor engagement and generate personalized coaching in real time. This requires more computation than core features, which is why it's reserved for Prime subscribers. Free and Student users get all the core recording, transcription, and speaker identification features.
The voice assistant analyzes your transcript locally, without sending audio to the cloud. It watches the text stream from your meeting and generates coaching suggestions based only on what's spoken in your recording. No external databases. No training on your data. Your meeting stays private.
Engagement monitoring tracks how much each participant speaks during a meeting and computes a fairness score. A fair meeting is one where everyone gets roughly equal airtime (adjusted for roles like presenter or facilitator). The assistant flags imbalances so you can gently invite quieter participants to contribute.
The assistant analyzes the transcript for commitment language ("I\'ll...", "We need to...", "By Friday", etc.) and tags those segments as action items. Each item is assigned to the speaker who committed to it. This is a best-effort heuristic, so you can always edit or add action items manually.
Both. During a live call, coaching suggestions appear as cards on the screen (e.g., "Give John a turn"). After the meeting ends, you see a full summary of participation patterns and action items. You can review and refine everything before sending follow-ups.
We're actively developing it. The first version is expected in the coming months. Prime subscribers will get early access as soon as it's ready. We'll announce availability on our website and in-app.
Yes. The voice assistant is exclusive to Prime subscribers. Prime is $0 + pay-as-you-go, billed only on the AI features you use. Core recording, transcription, and speaker identification features work on Free and Student tiers.
Both. You can enable the assistant during a live call to get real-time coaching, and it also analyzes recorded meetings. For web-based calls (browser join), some features depend on connection quality.
Yes. You can toggle the voice assistant on or off at any time. When it's off, your meeting proceeds normally with no coaching suggestions or monitoring.
The assistant uses the same core logic for everyone, but coaching suggestions are tailored to your specific meeting. Factors like speaker roles, meeting type, and your meeting history may influence suggestions in future versions.
Not in the initial release. Coaching appears as text cards on the screen. Voice feedback may be added in future updates.
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