Close the loop 10× faster.
Turn calls into clients.

No bot joins your call. Your AI assistant takes notes,
then drafts follow-ups, proposals and decks.
No bot joins your call.
Your AI assistant takes notes,
then drafts follow-ups,
proposals and decks.

A Google Meet call, the Implementation review with Maya Smith, and you in the corner.

Over the call, Echo’s floating panel is open on your question. You ask “What should I ask next?” and Echo answers “Who signs off on security, and by when?” After the call, you ask Echo to draft the Northstar proposal from today’s call as a Word document, and it hands you the file.

Notes are the easy part.
Echo does the legwork.
Notes are
the easy part.
Echo does
the legwork.
Think Muse,
but for professionals.

Trusted by

Before, during and after every call.

  • The brief for the 10:00 call on Echo’s Meeting brief page: security sign-off is still open, and you said you’d bring the migration plan.

    Your brief is ready before you are.

    Echo pulls up what’s still open.

  • Echo’s live window during the call: the prepared questions answered, and a follow-up for the security sign-off, “Who on your side signs it off, and can they by Thursday?”

    The right question, while you can still ask it.

    Echo ticks off your questions and suggests follow-ups.

  • Commitments on Maya Smith’s contact record: hers, to confirm who signs off on security by Thursday, and yours, to send the revised migration plan by Friday.

    What you owe, and what you’re owed.

    Echo lists both and can draft the follow-up.

Fluent in 60 languages. Translates live.

Echo keeps up when speakers switch languages mid-call.

Echo’s live transcript during a call with Northstar’s Madrid team, translated from Spanish into English as it is spoken (“Transcript · English”, with “Show original”): “In Madrid we’re ready for 2 November.” “Javier Ortega, from IT. He’ll do it the weekend of 31 October, but without the security approval we can’t start.”

Delivers real work.

Echo works through your calls, files and the web, then hands you the file.

Your request to Echo: “Draft the Northstar proposal from my calls with them and our internal meetings.”
Echo’s answer: the Northstar implementation proposal as a Word file, drafted from the kickoff, the implementation review and the pipeline review, with what it covers; its activity log reads 4 steps, 4 done.

Connect the apps you already use.

Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Notion and hundreds more. Echo asks before it acts.

Echo is AI native. Agents that support MCP plug in with one address and a sign‑in. Connect yours →

Private and secure, like a good assistant.

Never used to train AI. Encrypted and hosted on SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 audited platforms.

  • No bot in the room.

    Echo listens from your computer.

    Echo’s own prompt as your meeting begins: “Zoom detected”, “Zoom Meeting” and a Start Session button.
  • It shows its sources.

    Every line links to its meeting.

    The brief for the 10:00 call on Echo’s Home screen: each line names the call it came from, the kickoff call on Sep 10, 2026.
  • You decide what stays.

    Fix or delete anything it remembers.

    Two facts Echo remembers about Maya Smith, each with the call it came from; the first, “Launch target is 2 November”, shows its controls to edit it, move it to another person or forget it.

How Echo handles your data →

Built for teams.

Share meetings. Echo works from everything shared with you.

Echo’s Share meeting dialog for the Implementation review: Customer success (6) picked with Summary access, the notes without the transcript or recording; the Private switch off; and the meeting already shared with the Product team, transcript included, and with Jordan Lee.

Use Echo anywhere.

  • On your computer

    Echo listens to any call on your Mac or PC.

  • On your phone

    For meetings in person, not phone calls.

  • In WhatsApp and Telegram

    Send a voice note or a document. Get the file back.

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Questions

Does Echo join my calls?

No. Echo listens from your computer: your microphone and your computer’s audio, during meetings you start it on, so the call is just the people you invited. In person, it uses the microphone. It captures your screen only when you ask it to.

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Do the people I’m talking to know it’s there?
Who can see my meetings?

A meeting is yours until it’s shared. You choose who gets the notes, the transcript or the right to ask Echo about it, and you can take it back. If your organization turns on default sharing, your meetings are shared with your teams and managers, and you can still mark any meeting Private. Link a meeting to Skillflo Hire and your Hire workspace can read its notes until you unlink it.

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What does Echo keep, and how do I delete it?

Transcripts and notes stay until you delete the meeting. For recordings, you choose: keep them, have them deleted once the transcript is confirmed, or turn recording off. A deleted meeting waits in trash for 30 days, or goes at once if you choose. Delete your account and you have 30 days to restore it; after that, the account and its meetings are permanently deleted.

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Which meeting apps and devices does it work with?

Echo listens to your computer’s audio rather than connecting to a meeting service, so it works with any call app, WhatsApp included. Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams are the ones it’s built around. On Windows you may need to tell Echo which speaker your meeting app is using. For conversations in person, it uses the microphone. Echo runs on Macs with Apple silicon, 64-bit Windows PCs, iPhones on iOS 16.4 or later, and Android phones.

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Do I need to connect my calendar?

No, but it helps. With Google or Outlook calendar connected, read-only, Echo shows what’s next on its home screen, with the meeting’s brief a click away. Without it, start Echo yourself when the call begins.

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What languages does it handle?

On live calls Echo transcribes 60 languages and, left on automatic, follows a switch between them mid-call: Afrikaans, Albanian, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Basque, Belarusian, Bengali, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Kazakh, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Malay, Malayalam, Mandarin Chinese, Marathi, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Tagalog, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese and Welsh. Notes and briefs come in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi or Indonesian. Accuracy varies with the language and the audio, so try it on your own calls before you rely on it.

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