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What a call leaves behind
The first version could hear a meeting. It could not remember one. Everything since has been about the gap between those two things — what a conversation leaves behind once it is over.
How it happened
Every release that made a call worth keeping.
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May 2026
Whisperer starts listening
A desktop overlay that hears both sides of a call, keeps a live transcript and answers while the conversation is still going. Invisible when you share your screen, tied to no video service.
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June 2026
Calls become maps
Topics, decisions and action items pulled out of the transcript and laid out as a mind map you can edit.
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June 2026
Meetings become a place, not a log
Folders and tags, notes, templates, AI settings per meeting, recording straight from the browser, and import of audio or video you already have.
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July 2026
Video rooms inside the event
The room lives in the calendar event, guests join by link, and the recording becomes a meeting the moment it ends.
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August 2026
A shared surface in the call
Draw together inside the video room — and the board ends up in the recording with everything else.
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August 2026
A teleprompter in the overlay
Your script scrolls itself while you speak, in the panel you already have. No second window, and nothing new on screen for anyone watching.
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August 2026
Streaming speech recognition
Two streaming models for every paid plan and a premium recogniser for Max. The tail of a recording stopped going missing.
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August 2026
Send the result to someone without an account
What a meeting produced opens by link for people who do not use Whisperer, with the visibility you choose.
Works on Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and anything else with sound.