Does a bot join my call?

No. Sayli listens to what your computer already hears, so nothing joins: no bot, no name in the list, nothing in the chat. It works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex and every other call app, in 58 languages.

Where do Sayli's answers come from?

From what's being said, your past calls and the docs you add. Ask about something on your screen and Sayli reads that too.

Do I have to tell people I'm using it?

It depends on where you are. Some places require everyone's consent before a call is recorded, so check the rules for you and the people you're speaking with. The choice, and the responsibility, are yours.

What happens to my calls?

They stay in your workspace, so you can go back to any moment. We never sell them, and we don't train our models on them. Delete a call and its audio goes with it. Delete your workspace and everything goes, backups included within 35 days.

Can I bring my old meetings?

Yes. Export from the tool you're leaving, and Sayli rebuilds those meetings with their real dates, searchable from day one.

Mac, Windows or Linux?

Mac and Windows today. Linux is next: leave your address on the download page and we'll write once, the day it's ready.

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They ask.You already know.
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Google Meet, Halden renewal. Hannah asks: Can you do it cheaper if we sign today? Sayli answers in its pane, over the call: Hold the price. Offer quarterly billing instead, if they commit to a year.
Hidden on screen share.Unless you say so.
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You present the Q3 review on Zoom, and a line splits your screen from theirs: Sayli on yours, nothing on theirs. Julia asks: How does that compare with a year ago? Sayli answers: A year ago it was 22 months. You've taken 8 months off it, mostly by cutting paid spend. You click the eye and they see Sayli too, until you click it again.
Whatever's on screen,solved.
Sayli sees what you see.
Press ⌥option⇧shift↵enter or click Scan.
On Teams, Daniel shares his code and asks: Five requests, five database calls. Why? You press Scan. Sayli reads the screen and explains it: all five requests miss the cache before the first query returns, so cache the promise and they share one query. The fix follows in code.
Hang up.You're done.Nobody took notes.Everyone has them.
- Posted to #sales.
- Filed 2 issues in Linear.
- Sent to Notion.
You hang up and the brief is already written: Halden renewal, what was decided, the to-dos and how you sounded. From its side rail it goes to your team: Posted to #sales. Filed 2 issues in Linear. Sent to Notion.
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On Home you ask: What did I commit to? Sayli searches five calls. Two are due this week and nothing is overdue: send the revised pricing by Friday, from the Halden renewal, and share the Q3 deck with Julia's partners by Thursday, from the Series A partner meeting.

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Halden call prepAsk who signs off. Confirm SSO. They may want quarterly billing.

Halden pricing v340 seats, billed yearly. Quarterly billing adds 5%. Revised copy due Friday.

Deal notes: HaldenSecurity review on Tuesday. Legal has the contract. Next call after the review.

Security answersDraft answers to Halden’s security questions, under 100 words each.

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How it went, in one line.What was decided.Who owes what, by when.How you sounded.Send it where your team works.
You hang up and the brief is already written: Halden renewal, in one line, they will sign for a year if onboarding starts in March. What was decided: quarterly billing, and the 12% discount holds through renewal. What's next: you send the revised pricing by Friday, and Hannah books the onboarding kickoff on Monday. How you sounded: you talked 38% of the call. Then Send it on, to Slack, Linear, Jira, GitHub, Notion, Confluence, HubSpot, Salesforce, Obsidian or Apple Notes.

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Halden renewal. Hannah Weber asks: Can you do it cheaper if we sign today? Sayli answers: Hold the price. Offer quarterly billing instead, if they commit to a year.
No guessing infront of investors.
Series A, partner meeting. Daniel Novak asks: What's your net revenue retention? Sayli answers: 118% net revenue retention over the last four quarters. Expansion added 24 points; churn and contraction took 6. Your top ten accounts explain most of that expansion. If they ask how repeatable it is, separate seat growth from price changes.
Stop doingfree work.
Client review: launch scope. Julia Park asks: Can we add paid ads to Friday’s launch without changing the budget? Sayli answers: Your signed scope covers the landing page and email launch. Paid ads are additional work. ‘We can keep Friday’s launch as agreed, then scope ads separately. If ads need to launch on Friday too, let’s agree what moves out first.’
Hire the doer,not the talker.
Interview: Senior engineer. Julia Park asks: I led our move to the new billing system last year. Sayli answers: Ask: ‘What did you personally design, and what was already decided?’ Then probe the migration: how they reconciled old and new invoices, where they could roll back, and which metric told them it was safe to cut over. Listen for a specific failure they caught.
Solve it live.Get the offer.
Technical interview: Senior engineer. Daniel Novak asks: Implement an async map with a concurrency limit. Preserve input order, stop scheduling on failure, and support cancellation. Sayli answers: with the code to write, explained.
Every promise to your team,kept.
1:1 with Julia. Julia Park asks: Did you get an answer on my promotion? Sayli answers: ‘I said I’d have an answer by the 15th, and I owe you a clear update. The scope review is complete; the compensation decision is still with finance.’ Give her a date for the next update. Avoid promising approval before you have it.
Solved before theyhang up.
Halden support. Daniel Novak asks: The sync keeps failing with a 401. Any idea why? Sayli answers: A 401 means the billing API rejected the credentials. First check whether the token expired or the connection was revoked. Ask them to reconnect billing in Settings, then retry one sync. If it still fails, capture the request ID and check the token’s scopes. Don’t retry the whole queue until that single sync succeeds.