Everyone says "this meeting could've been an email." But honestly, some discussions genuinely need to happen live. The real problem is when half the meeting becomes people looking things up, screen-sharing dashboards, or saying "I'll check and circle back."
The information exists. It's just never where you need it in the meeting itself. Agree/disagree?
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Chirag, co-maker of Jinee - an AI agent that joins your Google Meet calls and actually participates.
😩 The problem: We've all been in meetings where someone asks "what did we decide last week?" or "what's the latest ?" and the next 10 minutes are spent digging through docs, Slack threads, and memory. Meanwhile, meeting notes either don't get taken, or they're so sanitized they're useless.
🤷 Why existing tools fall short: Most meeting AI tools sit outside the call, they record, transcribe, and hand you a summary after it's over. That's useful, but it doesn't help you in the moment when you actually need answers.
✨ What Jinee does differently: Jinee joins your meeting as a participant. Say "Jinee" and ask a question; it listens, understands context, and responds out loud in real-time. Think of it as a teammate who's always prepared, never forgets, and never talks unless spoken to. 🤐
⏰ Why we built this now: Real-time speech AI finally got fast enough and good enough to make this feel natural, not gimmicky. The gap between "cool demo" and "actually useful in a real meeting" just closed.
🔑 Key benefits:
🎙️ Answers questions live - no more "let me get back to you on that"
🙌 Hands-free, voice-activated - no tab-switching or typing mid-conversation
💻 Works inside Google Meet - no new app for your team to adopt
📝 Meeting summaries delivered after the call so nothing falls through the cracks
We'd love for you to try it and tell us what breaks 🛠️ Seriously — we're early and every piece of feedback shapes what we build next.
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I really like how Jinee highlights key information in real-time during meetings. Throughout my career, I’ve heard “I don’t remember that” or “we need to refine the documentation” far too many times.
That said, when thinking about enterprise adoption, data privacy becomes critical. How is sensitive meeting data handled? What guarantees are there around storage, retention, and model training?
Integrating LLMs into work pipelines is powerful, but the risk of data leakage is a real concern for companies. I’d be very interested to learn more about how Jinee approaches security and privacy at scale.
Tried it just now, the idea seems really cool. Can't wait to see how you integrate it with datawarehouses