Trickle

Meetings handled. Follow-up too.

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Meetings handled. Follow-up too.

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Most people running a lot of meetings are paying for a note-taker, a scheduler, a calendar sync, and something to tame their inbox. Separately. Trickle replaces all of it. One agent that joins your meetings, handles follow-up, manages your calendar across providers, labels your inbox, and schedules directly from email. Built in Europe. EU data hosting. Strong on multilingual meetings because real meetings don't sound like demos.

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Launch tags:Email•Meetings•Calendar

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Eva, one of the three co-founders of Trickle. We built this because we were tired of paying for four tools to handle one problem: the work that meetings create. A note-taker here. A scheduling tool there. Something to sync your calendars. Something to sort your inbox. All of them doing their one thing, none of them talking to each other. And you, in the middle, still doing the handoffs manually. Trickle connects the whole flow. It joins your meetings, sends the follow-up email, labels your inbox, manages your calendars across providers, and schedules directly from email. One agent instead of four subscriptions. We're based in Belgium. Data stays in the EU. And because most of our users run multilingual meetings with real accents and real noise, we spent serious time making it work in those conditions, not just on clean demo calls. We launched today because it's ready. Not perfect, but ready. We're here all day reading every comment. If you have questions, have feedback, or just want to tell us what we got wrong: fire away. Try it free at trickle.ai Eva, Mike and Cameron

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9mo ago

How much time do you actually spend on meeting admin every week?

We built Trickle because we were spending more time managing meetings than running them. Not the meetings themselves. The stuff around them: writing the recap, sending it to the right people, tracking what was decided, answering the scheduling email that came in while you were on the call, finding a time that works across three calendars. Doing it all again next week. We started counting, and it was embarrassing.
Before we launch, we want to ask the people who would actually use something like this: how bad is it for you? A few things we are curious about: how many meetings do you run in a week, and how much time do you spend on the admin around them? How many tools are you currently using to handle it: note-taker, scheduler, calendar sync, inbox management? What is the one part of meeting workflow that frustrates you most?
We want to know if we built this for the right pain, and whether we missed anything obvious before we go live. Happy to share what we learned building Trickle and what surprised us along the way :)

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