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Where your meeting recordings go once the call ends
The path an AI notetaker's audio takes, the questions worth asking a vendor, and the four answers in a privacy policy that should change your mind.
Teams, early access
Free for your whole team,for a limited number of teams.
Every person gets the full app at no cost, with no cap on how many of you there are. We are keeping this round small so we can actually talk to each team and build the team features around what they tell us.
Everyone, free
Every person on the team runs the full app at no cost. There is no seat count to manage and nothing to buy per head.
No cap on size
Four people or four hundred. The app runs on each machine, so adding somebody costs us nothing and costs you nothing.
A direct line
You tell us what a team version has to do and we build against that. This round is small precisely so that is possible.
Your terms, kept
Whatever team pricing lands later, teams from this round keep what they were given.
Unchanged
What a team does not have to give up
The reasons one person picks HuddleOwl are the reasons a team can adopt it without a procurement round.
Nothing joins the call
No bot in anybody's participant list, on any platform, for anybody on the team.
The audio stays on the machine
With the on-device engines there is no upload, no processor to name in a privacy notice, and no retention period to explain to procurement.
No account to create
Nobody has to be provisioned before they can run their first call.
Teams, early access
Free for your whole team, while we are still small enough to listen
Every person on the team gets the full app at no cost, with no cap on how many of you there are.
We are taking on a limited number of teams, because the point of this round is that we actually talk to each one and build the team features around what you tell us. When that stops being possible, it closes.
- The full app for everyone, free, no seat count
- A direct line to what gets built next
- Whatever pricing lands later, early access teams keep their terms
Honest answers
Why is it free?
Because a team using it every day is worth more to us right now than a team invoice. We would rather find out what the team version has to be from people running it than guess and build the wrong thing.
What happens when early access ends?
There will be team pricing. Teams from this round keep the terms they were given. We will not move somebody onto a paid plan without asking them first.
Is there a shared dashboard yet?
Not yet. Today each person runs the app on their own machine and gets their own cues and their own brief. What a shared view should contain is the main thing we want to hear from this round, and it is the reason it is small.
What do you need from us?
That people actually use it, and that you tell us what is missing. That is the whole deal.
What procurement will ask
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