AI assistant for meetings

Know what to say in every meeting.

MeetingMate listens to your call and can look at your screen. When someone asks a question, it shows you the answer in about one second. You read it, then say it in your own words.

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MY ASSISTANT — CALL WITH ACME 18:04
They ask
"You gave us a different price in March, right? I don't have it with me."
You see
In March you quoted $420 per month for 40 seats. They now have 58 seats. So the price per seat actually went down. The total went up only because they added people. Say that clearly before they think you raised the price. from acme-notes.md · added 12 Mar
They share
A slide with their usage numbers. you press ⌘⇧A
You see
Their chart shows 58 active seats but only 31 logged in last month. That gap is your opening. Ask what the other 27 people were hired to do — it moves the talk from price to value. read from your screen
Watch it work

A quick look at the full flow.

Create an assistant, add your documents or spreadsheets, launch it before the call, get answers while people talk, read the shared screen, then close it to stop the session.

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What it does

Four things. That's it.

It is not a note taking app. It is not a chatbot. It does one job during your call.

01 / FINDS

Finds your information

Add your price list, warehouse data, shipment sheet, product details, notes, or resume. When someone asks about them, MeetingMate finds the right part and answers from your file.

02 / SUGGESTS

Suggests what to say

You get the facts and a simple way to say them. Not a script to read out. You change the words and say it your way.

03 / READS SCREEN

Reads your screen

Press one key. MeetingMate looks at whatever is on your screen and answers about it. A chart someone shared, a document, a spreadsheet, a page of code. You do not have to type or explain it.

04 / SUMS UP

Writes the summary

When the call ends, you get what was decided, who is doing what, and what is still open. Written while it is fresh, not two days later.

How to set up

Set it up once. Use it for every call.

An assistant is your files plus your instructions, saved together. Takes about two minutes.

STEP 01

Add your files

Upload your price list, shipment spreadsheet, product notes, past emails, or resume. MeetingMate reads them and uses them during your call.

STEP 02

Tell it how to answer

Short answers or long ones. Careful or direct. Write it in your own words. The assistant follows what you wrote.

STEP 03

Open it before your call

It sits on top of your other windows and listens. It does not join the meeting. Close it and the session stops.

Why we're different

Other apps hide.
We help you remember.

Same technology, different choice. And it decides who is allowed to buy it.

What others say

"Nobody can see it. Nobody will know."

What we say

Just tell people at the start. Most won't mind. We remind you to, because in some US states and in Europe, recording someone without telling them is against the law.

What others say

"We save every call and transcript to your account."

What we say

We save nothing. Your speech is turned into text, used once, then deleted. There is no file to leak and no history to worry about.

What others say

"Get past exam software. Pass any test."

What we say

We don't build that. Use Practice mode instead. It asks you real questions and tells you honestly where you are weak.

What happens

A tool you can't claim on expenses, and your company won't approve.

What happens

A tool you can put on an invoice, show to your legal team, and still use next year.

Pricing

You pay by the session.

Time counts while an assistant is open, and pauses automatically when you step away. Buy minutes only when you need them.

Starter
₹400 / $4.99
30 minutes

Good for one focused meeting, client call, or sales call.

Buy minutes
  • Live answers during calls
  • Reads your screen
  • Upload documents and spreadsheets
  • Call summaries
Pay as you go
₹800 / $9.99
per hour of active use

For the calls that matter.

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  • 30 minutes: ₹400 or $4.99
  • 1 hour: ₹800 or $9.99
  • 2 hours: ₹1,600 or $19.99
  • As many assistants as you want
  • Upload your own files
  • Hours never expire
  • UPI and cards through Razorpay
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bulk pricing

For teams on calls all day.

Email support

Email support@meetingmate.in. We usually reply within 12 hours.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Share assistants with your team
  • One bill for everyone
  • Single sign-on and admin tools
  • Your own support contact
Questions

Things people ask us.

Do I have to tell people I'm using it?

Yes, and we remind you to. In many US states and across Europe, recording or transcribing someone without telling them is against the law. It is also just fair. In practice most people are fine with it. Saying "I have an AI assistant helping me with notes" is normal now.

Does it join my meeting?

No. It runs on your computer and listens to the sound coming from your speakers. It does not join the call. Nobody sees it in the participant list. No one gets a recording alert from us.

Do you save my calls?

No. Your speech is turned into text, used right away, and then deleted. Nothing is saved on your computer or on our servers. This means you cannot go back and read an old call. We think that trade is worth it.

How do you count the time?

By the session. The clock starts when you open an assistant and covers everything — live answers, screen reading, summaries. It pauses on its own after five minutes with no activity, so stepping away costs nothing. Hours you buy never expire, and there is no monthly plan.

Can I use it where outside help is not allowed?

For practice, yes. Practice mode asks realistic questions and tells you honestly where you need work. For a real evaluation, check the rules first. Many companies and schools do not allow help, and getting caught can cost you the opportunity. We do not build anything to hide the app from exam software.

Which meeting apps does it work with?

All of them. Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, Slack calls, even a phone on speaker. It listens to your computer sound, so there is nothing to connect and nothing breaks when they update.

Why not just keep ChatGPT open?

Two reasons. First, you cannot type a question while someone is talking to you. MeetingMate hears the question itself. Second, ChatGPT does not know your prices or your notes. MeetingMate already has your files, so it gives you your real numbers, not a general answer.

Try it in your next meeting.

Download the app, create an assistant, and buy minutes when you are ready.

Finish installing MeetingMate

The first download is small. Open it, and it will download the full app with a progress bar.

  1. If you already tried once, delete the old MeetingMate app from Downloads first.
  2. Unzip MeetingMate-Installer.zip, then open MeetingMate from Downloads.
  3. MeetingMate downloads the full app, copies it to Applications, and opens it.
  4. If macOS blocks this first small app with “MeetingMate is damaged and can’t be opened,” open Terminal — press ⌘ Space, type Terminal, press Enter.
  5. Paste this line and press Enter:
  6. Open MeetingMate from Downloads again. It will install the real app into Applications.

Why? Apple charges developers an annual fee to sign apps. We haven’t bought that certificate yet, so macOS flags anything downloaded from the web that lacks one — with a message that wrongly says “damaged.” The command above just clears the download flag. Nothing else on your Mac changes.

One click before it installs

Windows will show a blue "Windows protected your PC" screen. That's normal for a new installer without a paid Microsoft signing certificate — it's not a virus warning about this specific file.

  1. When you see "Windows protected your PC," click More info.
  2. Click the Run anyway button that appears.
  3. Follow the installer. You only see this screen once, on first run.

Why? Microsoft charges developers for a code-signing certificate. We haven't bought one yet, so SmartScreen flags any installer without one — for every publisher, not just us. It's the same reason macOS shows its own warning below.