Teams whose calls depend on company facts that are written down somewhere: prices, specifications, delivery dates, earlier agreements. Every answer shows its source.
AI meeting assistants
that answer during the call.
Most AI meeting tools write notes for later. This page lists the tools that help while the conversation is still going, and compares where their answers come from, whether a bot joins, which platforms they run on and what they cost.
We make Ajenzo, so we are not neutral. To keep this fair, every fact about another product comes from that product’s own website, with the source linked below. Where a site does not say something, we write “not stated”.
| Tool | Answers during the call | Where answers come from | Meeting bot | Platforms | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ajenzo | Yes, a card with the answer, a way to say it and the source | Your documents, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, earlier conversations and read-only links to your own systems | No, uses the audio on your own computer | Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows; works next to Zoom, Teams and Meet | Free for 3 meeting hours a month; Individual €19, Pro €39, Team €149 per month for the whole company (excl. VAT) |
| Cluely | Yes, describes itself as giving instant answers while it listens | Custom instructions and uploaded files; connected email or Drive not stated | No, says it never joins your meetings | Mac desktop app and a mobile app; Windows not stated | Free Starter plan; Pro $19.99 per month |
| Hedy | Yes, real-time coaching and suggestions | The conversation itself and earlier sessions; files or company sources not stated | No, runs on your device | Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android, web and Apple Watch | Free for 5 hours a month (live insights in the first 30 minutes of a session); Pro $12.99 per month |
| MeetBlink | Yes, knowledge and answers while the conversation happens | The transcript, general knowledge and research; connected company sources not stated | No | Mac | Free with 10,000 credits a month; Plus $20 per month |
| Meeting Copilot | Yes, a suggested answer when a question is detected | Not stated | Not stated; delivered as a Chrome extension | Chrome (browser versions of Meet, Teams and Zoom) | Free trial of 5 answers; one-time passes from ₹299 for 15 answers |
| Zoom AI Companion | Yes, you can ask questions about what was said in the meeting | The meeting transcript, and chat or shared screen when the host allows it | Built into Zoom; only works in Zoom meetings | Zoom desktop app (Windows, macOS, Linux) | Part of Zoom; how much you can use depends on your Zoom plan |
| Granola | No live answers described; writes notes in the background | Your notes and meeting history | No, uses your computer’s audio | macOS, Windows, iOS and Android | Free Basic plan; Business $14 per user per month |
Facts about other products were checked on their own websites on 31 October 2026 and can change. Prices in $ are as shown on those sites. Sources:CluelyCluely pricingHedyHedy pricingMeetBlinkMeetBlink pricingMeeting CopilotMeeting Copilot pricingZoom AI CompanionZoom supportGranolaGranola pricing
How to chooseStart with the question
Start with the question
you get in your calls.
If the questions are about your own company, such as a price, a version, a delivery date or something agreed last month, the answer has to come from your own sources. Check whether a tool can read them, and whether it shows where an answer came from so you can check it before you say it.
If you mostly want help with how the conversation goes, a coaching tool fits better. If you only meet in one app, a built-in assistant may be enough.
Whichever tool you use, we recommend telling the people you speak with when you use AI in a conversation.
Each tool,
in one line.
Individuals who want a general live assistant with a low entry price.
People who want coaching on the conversation itself, on many devices.
Mac users who want live answers based on what is being said and general knowledge.
Occasional use in browser meetings, paid per pack of answers.
Teams that meet only in Zoom and want to ask about the meeting itself.
Not a live answer tool, but a strong choice if you mainly want good notes afterwards.