Launching today
Hintly for Google Meet™
Real-time hints for every term you miss on Google Meet
77 followers
Real-time hints for every term you miss on Google Meet
77 followers
Hintly explains the terms, names and things people mention on your Google Meet calls, a moment after they come up.
This could be useful – especially when you have a team member whose English is not understandable.
I remember having an interview with one guy from another country and I understood 20% of what was he saying (the worst was that when I used CapCut subtitles for English, the system didn't recognise the words as well) :D
Is this something that can encrypt English with a very poor accent? :D
@busmark_w_nika Good question! Hintly rides along on Google Meet's own live captions, so it hears what Meet hears.
I like the concept and especially free 60 minutes trial. This is like a meeting assistant or secretary but in real time. I've added it to my collections to try.
One small feedback, the demo video did not make sense to me at first. It did not communicate the same message as in your description. Congratulations on the build and good luck with the launch. Cheers!
@richatsealedvault Thanks. Good to know about the video, I appreciate the feedback.
@myster_violets You're welcome.
the less memory > wrong memory call is the right one. one confidently wrong hint mid call and i'd turn it off forever. does it ever just say not sure instead of guessing
Going blank on a term mid-call and not wanting to Google it while everyone is watching is such a relatable moment! I like that Hintly reads Meet's own captions instead of sending a bot into the call. When it surfaces details about a person who was mentioned, does that only come from the current call, or can it remember them from earlier meetings too?
@neerajnathany Thanks! Right now it only does the current call. Remembering things across calls would be useful but the hard part is keeping those memories up to date. I find that it's better to show less memory hints than let the AI confidently state incorrect information.