A live meeting assistant.
With your own answers.
Most meeting AI writes notes for later. Ajenzo helps during the call: when a question comes up, it looks in your company knowledge and shows the answer and its source in a small window beside your meeting.
Listening: Google Meet (Chrome)Delivery of 800 units by Friday
Yes, 800 by Friday is feasible.
- Available now: 672 (1,142 on hand, 470 reserved)
- Production Thursday: +400 units, ready 14:00
Yes, we can deliver that: 672 are available now and another 400 come off the line on Thursday.
Stock list week 41.xlsx · sheet Stock, row 4 · updated 6 Oct 2026 at 13:52
Not a note taker.
Not a chatbot.
A note taker records the meeting and summarises it afterwards. That helps with follow-up, but not with the question you are asked right now.
A chat assistant can answer, but you have to stop, type a prompt and read the reply while the other person waits. And a general model does not know your prices, plans or agreements.
A live meeting assistant sits in between. It follows the conversation, recognises when your own knowledge can help and brings the relevant fact into view, without you typing anything.
See how Ajenzo finds an answerThree ways to handle
a question in a call.
| Ajenzo | AI note taker | Searching yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| When it helps | During the call, as the question comes up | After the call, in the summary | During the call, while the other person waits |
| Where answers come from | Your connected documents, email, calendar and earlier conversations | What was said in the meeting | Wherever you remember to look |
| Source shown | Yes, file and location when available | Usually the transcript | You know where you looked |
| Bot in the meeting | No, uses your computer’s audio | Often, depends on the product | No |
| Your attention | Stays with the person in front of you | Stays with the conversation | Moves to your screen |
The note taker column describes the category in general. Individual products differ; see our comparisons for specific tools. Compare Ajenzo with Granola
See where the answer
comes from.
An answer is more useful when you can check its source. Ajenzo shows the available source reference, so you can decide what to use.
Listening: Google Meet (Chrome)Delivery of 800 units by Friday
Yes, 800 by Friday is feasible.
- Available now: 672 (1,142 on hand, 470 reserved)
- Production Thursday: +400 units, ready 14:00
Yes, we can deliver that: 672 are available now and another 400 come off the line on Thursday.
Stock list week 41.xlsx · sheet Stock, row 4 · updated 6 Oct 2026 at 13:52
The answer first
One clear line you can use right away.
The detail behind it
The facts that support the answer, kept short.
A way to say it
Suggested wording. You decide whether to use it.
Where it came from
The file, the location in it and when it was last updated.
Your call
Mark it useful or dismiss it. Nothing is sent on your behalf.
What people ask
about live help.
Which meeting apps does the live assistant work with?
Ajenzo uses the audio on your own computer, so it works alongside apps such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet in the browser. The current app runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14.4 or later; Windows is next.
Does it interrupt me all the time?
No. Ajenzo aims to show a card when your own knowledge can help, not for every sentence. You can dismiss a card, mark it useful or stop listening at any time.
Does it also make notes?
Yes. After the call you get a recap with decisions, responsibilities and open questions, and the conversation stays searchable in your account.
Bring it into your
next conversation.
Connect your knowledge and stay with the person in front of you.