Kikoe listens to your meeting, maps the conversation, and surfaces decisions, risks and open questions while people are still talking.
Everything runs in the browser while the call is happening. Nothing is queued for processing afterwards.
Every word, attributed to whoever said it, as they say it. Click a name to correct it and the rest of the session follows.
Topics branch off as they come up, and stay on screen. Half an hour in, you can see the shape of the discussion without scrolling back through it.
At each natural pause it writes down the thing worth catching — a dependency nobody stated, a decision that just got made, a question that went unanswered. You can also just ask it something.
Browser mic for a room, or the desktop app to capture system audio from Zoom, Meet and Teams. Nothing to install on anyone else's machine, and nothing joins the call as a participant.
Topics appear as branches the moment they come up, and the map keeps reconciling itself as the discussion doubles back — which real discussions do constantly.
After each pause: the dependency, the decision, the question that went past unanswered. Early enough that you can still say something about it.
Leave the board meeting already knowing what was agreed and what nobody actually committed to.
Run a user interview without breaking eye contact to write something down, and still have the signal afterwards.
Catch the objection and the buying signal while the call is still yours to steer, not in the recording on Thursday.
30 minutes of recording a month, no card, no countdown. Paid plans when you need more than that.
Capture system audio from any call (Zoom, Meet, Teams) with the native desktop app.
Thirty minutes a month, free, in the browser. Start a session in your next call and see what it catches.
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