Julian Green

Nice work Vinnie and team... but what if someone just wants to go on and on talking in a meeting...?!

I would bet on the company whose primary focus is on Search and AI.

Great idea - where do you think it will first be most useful? Stock photography is currently broken for many use cases. The chances that an existing image is exactly the one you need are low for most everyday uses. For example - say I want a picture for a blog post, of a person on a video-conference on their laptop, looking confused about how to use the software. Unsplash is great, but I can...

@ashrust - never boring

We see a big trend of remote workers watching summaries of meetings later, rather than attending meetings live, and saving 1-2 hours a day. Our video conferencing and meeting tool makes that easy, supporting sync and async meetings, with automatically generated summaries 10% of the meeting duration. AI measures everyone's engagement in real-time (body-language, gestures, emotions, spoken words,...

What is your favorite real-time AI feature on Headroom video-conferencing?

Hi PH friends, Julian from Headroom here. The world has spent the last year and a half in video-conference hell. We’ve built a real-time AI enabled video conferencing service, from the ground up, to save us all from that. Headroom uses real-time AI to make video conferencing smarter and more natural - enhanced video and audio quality at lower bandwidth, real-time transcripts, one-click notes,...

I like the new home page @ahiggz . The seemingly infinite paginated reverse chronological scroll is cool and performant. It will be interesting to see how often I go back multiple days to see things I've missed. It would be fun to be able to jump to a particular date too.