Conference rooms
The weekly leadership sync, the quarterly review, the project kickoff. Decisions get made in these rooms — and usually remembered three different ways by three different people.
In-Person Meetings
The AI meeting industry built itself around one assumption: meetings happen on video calls. Then it built bots to join those calls. But the highest-stakes meetings of your year — the client visit, the final interview, the negotiation across a real table — happen in rooms, where a bot cannot follow. Meeting Intelligence was built for exactly those rooms.
The Blind Spot
Bot-based assistants like OtterPilot and Fireflies.ai are capable products for virtual calls — but a bot needs a meeting link to join, and rooms do not issue them. That structurally rules out an enormous share of professional life. Think about where your most consequential conversations actually happen.
The weekly leadership sync, the quarterly review, the project kickoff. Decisions get made in these rooms — and usually remembered three different ways by three different people.
On-site with a client, you want full presence — not a laptop between you and the person you flew out to see. Your assistant should fit in your pocket.
Candidate interviews, user research, journalism. The richest answers come in person, and they deserve a real transcript instead of half-remembered fragments.
Construction sites, facility tours, inspections. Meetings on the move, where nobody is typing notes and everything said is operationally important.
The conference hallway conversation that turns into a deal. The follow-up depends on remembering what was actually said.
Whiteboard sessions and workshops generate decisions at high speed — and have the worst documentation of any meeting type.
The Workflow
Meeting Intelligence is a native app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. In a room, you open the app, start the meeting, and set your phone down. Transcription runs entirely on-device through Apple's Speech framework — audio is never uploaded, which makes the "mind if I take notes with this?" conversation refreshingly short. iPhone recording is hardened for the real world too, holding up through app switching and interruptions without losing the transcript.
Strategic questions surface on your screen while the discussion is still open. In a negotiation or a client meeting, asking the right question at the right moment is the entire game.
Someone drops an acronym, a regulation, a company name you half-recognize. Quick Context explains it in real time, so you stay in the conversation instead of quietly falling out of it.
Risk flags as the conversation develops: the commitment that stayed vague, the date that quietly slipped, the assumption nobody examined.
In-person meetings are where decisions happen — and where they evaporate. Every summary splits Decisions Made from Decisions Needed, with owners and context, so the room's output survives the room.
One App, Every Meeting
Your work does not split neatly into "virtual" and "in-person," and your meeting assistant should not either. Meeting Intelligence works alongside Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Slack Huddles, and FaceTime by listening to system or mic audio — no bot, no integration, nothing to invite. Meeting Memory ties it all together: the client you met in person on Tuesday is remembered context on Thursday's video call, with recurring people, projects, acronyms, and open threads carrying forward so every meeting starts smarter. Searchable history means the hallway conversation from March is findable in October.
And you want shared cloud workspaces and team features, a tool like Otter is a fine choice — it is a mature product with good live transcription. Bot-based tools are reasonable picks for call-only workflows.
Rooms, calls, sites, and tables — that is what Meeting Intelligence is built for. Free transcript-only mode, Pro at $12.99/mo or $99.99/yr, BYOK and Ollama supported, fully local analysis available on Apple Silicon Macs. Built by Edgepoint Solutions LLC.
Get Started
Download Meeting Intelligence on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, walk into the room, and put it on the table. Live analysis, on-device transcription, and an executive-ready summary with every decision captured — no bot required, because you were already there.