Convo
The AI copilot for people who sell
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Convo - The AI copilot for people who sell

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Convo helps you win more deals by giving the right support while the conversation is happening. Handle objections, catch buying signals, ask the right questions and get instant answers from your company knowledge. After every call, Convo captures the risks, next steps and follow-ups so nothing that could move the deal forward gets missed.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We launched Convo on here about a year ago. Back then, we described it as an AI meeting assistant. A lot has changed since. After hundreds of users, customer conversations and countless iterations, we realized that lots of buying signals and important moments were still being missed during calls. And the moments that actually change a deal happen during the conversation. The objection you need to handle, the question you forgot to ask, the piece of company knowledge you need right now... The buying signal you don't want to miss. That's what we've rebuilt Convo around. Today, Convo brings sales intelligence directly into the call: ⚡ Live Assistant automatically surfaces relevant guidance when it detects important moments in the conversation. 💬 Ask AI lets reps get context-aware answers whenever they need help during a call. 🎯 Sales Frameworks help teams bring their playbooks and processes into every conversation. 🧠 Conversation Intelligence turns what happens across calls into useful context, deal signals, risks and next steps. Our goal is simple: sales intelligence shouldn't only tell you what happened after the deal was won or lost. It should help you while you can still change the outcome. This is a very different Convo from the one we first launched on Product Hunt, and we'd genuinely love to hear what you think :) Iván & Markus

 Catching buying signals during the call makes a lot of sense.

How does Convo show suggestions during a live conversation?

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 Convo listens to the conversation in real time and automatically detects moments where it can help, like objections, buying signals or important questions. When that happens, it surfaces a suggestion directly on your screen, so you can use it without interrupting the conversation :)

real-time coaching during a live sales call is a harder problem than post-call summaries, since you're reading suggestions while also actually listening to the prospect. how intrusive is the UI during the call itself - is it a subtle sidebar you glance at, or does it risk making the rep sound like they're reading off a teleprompter if they lean on it too literally?