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MayAI
Your AI co-pilot for Meetings and Interviews
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Your AI co-pilot for Meetings and Interviews
9 followers
Before a big interview, I looked for AI prep tools — but they were pricey with zero guarantee of results. So I built my own instead. It turned into something more useful: an AI copilot for meetings. Live suggestions as you talk, clean summaries after, runs quietly in the background. First 1000 users get 1 month free 🚀
Hi Product Hunt, I went from "can't afford AI interview prep" to building an AI meeting copilot instead — happy to answer anything about the build, the tech, or why meetings over interviews! 👇
Ran it during a couple client calls and the live nudges caught questions i wouldve fumbled. Background mode feels invisible in a good way
Love the origin story here, building something out of your own frustration usually means it actually solves a real problem. One thing I'd suggest: add a quick way to mark key moments during the call, like tapping a hotkey to bookmark a timestamp when something important gets said. That way the summary isn't just a flat recap, you can jump right back to the exact spot that mattered when you're reviewing later.
The background mode is genuinely smooth, picks up context without me having to nudge it. Live suggestions felt helpful during a mock interview last night.
love the live suggestion idea, that part alone makes it worth trying. one thing i'd love to see is a quick post-meeting action items list with assignments pulled from the conversation so i can drop it straight into my task manager without sorting through the full summary again.
love the live suggestions angle. one thing that would make this a no brainer for me is a quick recap you can text to someone who missed the meeting, like a 3 sentence summary with action items, instead of just the full transcript. would save me a ton of follow up messages.
The background-running setup is genuinely smart, especially for interviews where switching tabs mid-conversation would feel awkward. Love that it came from solving a real problem instead of chasing trends.