Shadow 2.0 - The work your meetings create, done before they end
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Every online call creates a to-do list. Shadow clears it live.
It understands your conversation, tracks what needs to happen, and executes tasks in real time. PDF creation, slide generation, CRM updates, follow-ups, and scheduling before the call ends. Our goal is to have no post-call work.
Just stay focused while Shadow handles everything in the background.
Starting with core workflows and expanding to everything your calls create.
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Lancepilot
Trupeer
This is wonderful! Congrats on the launch team
Crustdata
This is a great time saver. A lot of tools out there that just note what's being said on calls but dont help execute on them. This is a great tool team!
Trupeer
super useful - specially for founders!
Shadow
@shivali_goyal1 Thanks for your feedback!
Causo
I've done a good share of enterprise sales in my life and this looks like it would've saved me a lot of spicy armpits moments:)
Congratulations on the update! It would be great if there were a checkbox for confidential calls, so my data wouldn’t end up public.
Real-time during the call is the hard part, most "AI meeting assistants" are post-call summarizers wearing a real-time costume. The mental model shift here is the actual product.
Curious how you handle false-positive action items? E.g. salesperson says "let me think about that" that's not a follow-up task, it's hesitation. Does Shadow have a confidence threshold before it auto-acts or is everything reviewable post-call?
Either way, the "no post-call work" anchor is the right north star. Most products in this space describe features; you described the outcome.
A few questions :
1. Since the website didn't have a demo video, I'm assuming that you will get the email before it is sent out to the client. Right now I have no clue, so I'm a little hesitant to use this on a call.
2. There is no mention of how secure this is in terms of access to my data, and that is a big concern given that I am giving it access to my Google Drive, notion, etc., how is my data processed, etc.? None of that is mentioned.
3. The tool asks for various links and notes, but how does it know what to use in what context? Example: if I mention during an ICP call on GTM strategy or ICP a specific framework, how will it know it has to pick up that framework vs. something else? If I mention a specific article, how will it know that it has to pick up that article vs. something else? During the conversation I will not mention the entire article name, just a reference, or do I need to copy-paste it?
4. How does it get triggered? Apart from keeping the recording, it seems that I can launch Shadow and it is starting automatically, but what is it recording? There is no Google Meeting invite link etc. kept sent, so what is it exactly recording?
5. Finally, it seems to get triggered when I press the function key, but I am already using it from the function key for another tool. I am trying to change it, but there is no settings option where I can change what shortcut shadow uses.
Overall, a great idea and concept. I think one key thing you all folks missed is that a demo video on the website and an understanding that, when you launch to international markets, privacy will be the biggest issue. People will be concerned about it, given the kind of access this execution requires.
ConnectMachine
What are the most popular use cases you're seeing? What are the tasks that are commonly getting done on the calls? What does your analytics say?
Shadow
@syed_shayanur_rahman Great question.
We’re still early, so I wouldn’t want to overstate the analytics yet. But from the conversations and early usage we’re seeing, the most common tasks are around things that usually become post-call work:
creating the slide on the fly
drafting follow-up emails
Creating a contract/NDA while the conversation is ongoing
The strongest use case so far is not “summarize my meeting.” It’s more like: “this came up during the call, can we handle it right now instead of adding it to my to-do list?”
That’s the direction we’re most excited about.
Documentation.AI
Does it work for devs tasks? Like, if there is certain tasks for devs, it can actually be automated? I'm just thinking about the future that we are on a call and it auto connects to your Claude Code or any other coding tools and it's actually doing the work. I think that will be huge.
Shadow
@roopreddy Yes, that’s exactly the kind of direction we’re excited about. Developer tools aren’t integrated yet, but they’re coming very soon.
Right now we’re starting with the more common meeting actions - follow-ups, notes, docs, updates, next steps, etc. But dev workflows are a really interesting use case.
Imagine you’re on a planning/debugging call and someone says “create a ticket for this,” “update the docs,” “check this API behavior,” or “make this small change.” Shadow could understand the context and trigger the right tool, while the user stays in control and approves the action.
Connecting with coding tools like Claude Code/Cursor/GitHub is definitely where this can become much more powerful.
Curious - for dev teams, would you see this being more useful for creating tickets/docs from calls, or actually making small code changes from the discussion?
Shadow
@roopreddy that actually sounds good, i'm imagining a scrum call, ending with basic code implementations done