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The client asks. Your reply is ready, from your own project.
Live captions show every word the client says, even when the accent is hard to follow. A short reply from your own project notes shows you what to say. Afterwards, a recap with the to-dos.
Client · live caption
From: sprint notes, 11 Nov · Example only.
One client meeting
Ready before. Helpful during. Clear afterwards.
Before the call
Type or say a quick note, add documents or a folder, and press Prepare for likely questions with answers.
During the call
See what was asked and a short reply with where it came from. Press Help me answer when you need another.
After the call
Status changes, decisions and to-dos arrive as drafts. Tick what's true and it joins your notes.
Your work. Your computer.
It helps from what you already know.
Add notes, files or a folder. Connect GitHub or Jira read-only. Meeting Spotter never joins the meeting and never sends anything by itself.
- Never joins. No bot, nobody invited.
- Stays out of supported screen sharing.* You can turn this off in Settings.
- Practice calls. A pretend client asks about your project out loud, free.
Tell the people on the call
Meeting Spotter listens to the call. In many places, and under many company and client rules, you need the other people's consent to record or transcribe a call. Getting it is your responsibility.
FAQ
Meeting Spotter questions.
What's free?
Live captions and the recap with to-dos on every call, plus notes, documents, Prepare and practice calls. Every new computer also gets 30 free minutes of live answers.
What does the pass add?
Live answers on every call for 30 days, on 2 computers, for $29.99. One-time, nothing renews.
Can I get a refund?
The Meeting Spotter pass isn't refundable once bought, so please use the free minutes and practice calls on the computer and call app you'll really use first. Double charges are always refunded.
Where is my data kept?
Your projects, notes, transcripts and recaps stay on your PC. Call audio goes to Google's AI on your own key to be understood; it isn't sent to us.