A calmer start
No “recorder has joined” notice and no unknown name in the list. The conversation starts the way it normally would.
Many meeting tools send a bot that joins as an extra participant. Ajenzo doesn’t. It uses the audio on your own computer, so nothing new appears in the participant list and you decide when it listens.
No “recorder has joined” notice and no unknown name in the list. The conversation starts the way it normally would.
Because Ajenzo uses your computer’s audio, it works alongside Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet in the browser without a separate integration per app.
You start and stop listening yourself. Pausing for a sensitive part of the call is one click.
Without a bot, Ajenzo still has to hear the conversation. This is how the work is divided between your computer and the Ajenzo cloud.
Speech recognition runs locally. Relevant transcript text goes to the Ajenzo cloud to search your sources and prepare answers, and your conversations and cards are stored in your account.
No bot also doesn’t replace transparency. Let the people you speak with know when you use AI in a conversation, and follow your organisation’s rules for doing so.
Read the full privacy explanationAjenzo does not join the meeting as a participant, so it does not appear in the participant list. The Ajenzo window is on your own screen. Be careful when you share your screen, and let people know when you use AI.
No. Ajenzo is a separate app on your Mac that uses the meeting and microphone audio. You allow microphone and system audio access once.
Ajenzo listens to your microphone and your computer’s audio. Whether that is enough for a meeting in a room depends on your setup; it is designed for online calls.
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