Kiree

@talib_contractor Great questions! 1. People use a wide variety of items for their meeting notes such as Google Docs, Evernote, One Note and old fashion pen and paper which seem to the be most common. We started Kiree because we felt that we could add a collaboration aspect to notes which those tools don't address well. We are also focused on other aspects of meetings such as providing templates, agenda timers etc which are all available in Kiree. 2. We have been focused on getting signups from various companies to provide us feedback and allow us to reiterate our product and get to this point. Ideally, for mass adoption, you'd want a top-down approach with a collaboration software such as Kiree. Organic adoption of collaboration software can take much longer and doesn't allow the users to take advantage of the collaboration immediately. Although we are a new company and constantly learning so we'll see what our users tell us :).

Thanks @akshaykonjier! do you have any stats (industry-wise) that would relay how much time is actually spent in meetings and how effective kiree can be?

@talib_contractor Here's a really good infographic put out by Atlassian showing how we waste our time at work. https://www.atlassian.com/time-w... We also have a meeting calculator on our site which allows you to see how much meetings are costing you on your team/company. I warn you though, it'll be higher than you think :). https://www.kiree.io/calculator

@sabrina_atienza We integrate with Slack too! We're evaluating other platforms to integrate with. Are there any platforms you think we should integrate with?

@akshaykonjier maybe Linkedin and Google drive to automatically pull in conversations and docs that are relevant to the meeting? Also sounds like the platform I'm building could be complementary (www.whipnote.com) because you can store all the voice or text data we generate for each meeting. Do you envision this more for internal meetings or external meetings (e.g. sales calls)?

@sabrina_atienza I saw Whipnote, seems like a great platform. I'll give it a go and see how it works. We are currently built more for internal meetings but are exploring adding some features for external meetings as well.

@crhayes Thanks Chris! We built out an MVP for October but we received feedback and reiterated and now it is pretty much a brand new product since then. Lots of hours to get Kiree to this point, but worth every second!

@akshaykonjier Thanks the response!

@mackflavelle It does and Outlook 365/Slack Integrations too!