Voice, video and screen-share, started from chat in one click. The AI joins on demand, hears the room and can act while you talk. When the call ends, the summary and the full transcript are waiting in the Huddles tab for everyone who wasn’t there.
A call is the fastest way for a small team to settle something and the fastest way to lose it. Everyone leaves with a slightly different version, and the people who weren’t there never get it at all.
And it is always the person who should be doing the talking.
Asked two days later, answered three different ways.
Four things get agreed on the call. Two become tickets. The other two are remembered in a fortnight, badly.
No links to send, no room to book. Voice, video and screen-share, and a minimised pill so a call can keep running while you work.
It appears as the orb, hears the conversation while it is there, and can act on what it hears. Anyone can dismiss it.
When the call ends, the summary and the full transcript are posted in the Huddles tab, where the whole team can read them.
While a mic is on, speech is turned into text — audio and video are never saved. Muting pauses your own transcription.
One button in the call controls, red when the huddle is being transcribed, grey when it isn’t. Anyone can flip it either way mid-call, and everyone is told who did.
The smiley in the control bar puts an emoji on your tile for a few seconds — it rides the minimised pill too. Live only; nothing is saved.
Turning transcription off applies to that huddle. The next one starts with it on again.
Free for up to 10 people, with 1,000 AI credits included. No credit card, no sales call, no onboarding deck.