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Who's doing the talking?

Everyone in the meeting opens this page on their own laptop. Each one listens only to its person, works out when they are speaking, and the room adds it up, live, with a transcript as it goes.

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1. The host starts a room, sets how long the meeting should run, and sends the link.
2. Everyone turns on their mic. SpeakEasy counts their talk time and writes down what they say.
3. Afterwards the host gets the transcript, with anything out of pocket flagged.

To Do List

Plan ahead: give each meeting a to-do list and bring it in with you. Kept on this device only.

Room

This meeting is transcribed. What each person says is written down and checked by an AI model for out-of-pocket remarks. Everyone sees the transcript as it happens; everyone sees flags and their reasons. Afterwards the transcript and summary are kept in the host's meeting history, and in yours too if you're signed in. Untick "Transcribe me" to be left out.

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Only a voice counts. Claps, typing, bangs and applause are ignored: SpeakEasy listens for the steady pitch of speech. Wear headphones. If the call plays through your speakers, your mic hears the others too, and a voice is a voice. Speech-to-text is Chrome's: on-device where Chrome can, otherwise Chrome sends your audio to Google to transcribe. SpeakEasy itself only receives the text.

Talk time

    Totals appear once the meeting starts.

    Transcript

      What people say shows up here during the meeting.

      Meeting notices

      Interruptions and offensive-language flags are visible to everyone.

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        Your to-do list

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        Your notes

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        With a SpeakEasy account your notes, to-do lists and meeting history are saved to it, so they follow you to any device and into the extension.