For client calls
A silent assistant that only speaks when it helps.
It hears the call, keeps the transcript, and posts a short note when a fact from your brief answers the question, when a number is misstated, when a line would move the call, or when a lookup is worth firing. Nothing reaches the client. You read and decide.
Growth was quoted as 144 percent. The source figure is 244 percent year on year, Entrust and Onfido 2024 data.
They just listed the licences. The brief does not say which licence covers what; asking it now closes an open question.
We do not have their current monthly volume. Proposed: research their payout volumes for 2025.
Five ways to run it
All five read the same brief: one folder per client with people, facts and numbers, open questions and things not to say, plus live sources such as your CRM.
Web app
Sign in, share the Meet tab, talk. Transcription through Deepgram or in your browser; notes grounded in your brief. Nothing to install.
Open the appWindows desktop app
Listens through the system audio with Whisper on your own machine and the bundled Claude engine. Audio never leaves the PC.
DownloadLocal app, from source
The same engine on a PC with a GPU or a home server, for a few colleagues on a private network.
Read howClaude Code plugin
One command in your terminal: /meeting-ear:meeting <client>. Your own login, memory and MCP servers.
Get the pluginClaude Desktop extension
The same tools inside the Claude Desktop app, with a project instruction that tells Claude when to speak.
Get the extensionConnect your sources
One click connects StartupHQ or any MCP server. Sync before the call, query during it, file the meeting after.
How it works