This AI notetaker automatically transcribes and summarizes virtual meetings from platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, and MS Teams. It extracts action items, decisions, and provides customizable summaries across over 100 languages. The platform also offers engagement analytics, personalized AI coaching for executive presence, and direct integrations with CRMs and issue trackers.
Funding
$470K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Many virtual and hybrid meetings suffer from unequal participation, where some individuals dominate the conversation while others struggle to be heard. This imbalance can lead to decreased engagement, missed insights, and a less inclusive environment for all participants.
Solution
Equal Time is an AI-powered meeting assistant designed to foster equitable participation in virtual and hybrid meetings. The platform automatically joins meetings on Zoom, Google Meet, and MS Teams to provide real-time transcriptions, generate action items, and analyze participation metrics. By tracking talk time and sentiment, Equal Time delivers objective data on gender-based and overall speaking ratios, enabling leaders to measure inclusion and promote more thoughtful conversations. The tool also summarizes key topics discussed and identifies action items, improving meeting efficiency and employee productivity.
Target Audience
Equal Time is designed for DEI leaders, learning and development professionals, managers, coaches, teachers, and engineering teams seeking to promote inclusive and productive meetings.
Features
- Real-time meeting transcription and summarization
- Automated action item generation
- Gender-based talk time ratio tracking
- Sentiment analysis to gauge participant engagement
- Integration with Zoom, Google Meet, and MS Teams
- Data-driven insights to measure the impact of DEI initiatives
- AI-based recommendations to coach employees on inclusive communication