Notes and AI
How long everyone talked — and a speaker coach that is yours alone
Every Meetful meeting shows how long each person talked and their share of the conversation. You also get private coaching on your own talking — pace, filler words, questions asked, and long stretches without a break — with trends across your meetings. It reads words only: no face or voice analysis, no “engagement” or mood scores.
How it works
- Hold or import a meeting.
- Open it: the person who recorded it sees everyone’s talk time and share.
- Below it, “How you talked” — your own pace, fillers, questions and longest stretch, with what to keep and what to try.
- Analytics shows where you are heading across meetings.
What is different
Measured per microphone.Talk time is the sum of a person’s own lines, not a guess at who was speaking on one recording.
Coaching is private.Your tips are shown to you alone. Comparisons of people are the meeting owner’s, after the meeting — never a live scoreboard in the call.
No emotion reading.Inferring emotions at work from faces or voices is prohibited in the EU; Meetful reads only what was said.
Questions people ask
What counts as a filler word?
Words like “um”, “uh”, “you know”, “I mean”, “basically” and “literally”. “Like” is left out because it is usually a real word.
Words like “um”, “uh”, “you know”, “I mean”, “basically” and “literally”. “Like” is left out because it is usually a real word.
What is a good talking pace?
Around 140 to 160 words a minute is easy to follow; the coach flags above 175 or well below 110.
Around 140 to 160 words a minute is easy to follow; the coach flags above 175 or well below 110.
Can my manager see my coaching?
No. Coaching is shown only to the person it is about.
No. Coaching is shown only to the person it is about.
Related
Team talk benchmarksIn a Meetful team, Analytics shows the team’s averages across its shared meetings — talking pace, filler words, questions asked every ten minutes, and how much of a meeting the top talker takes — beside your own numbers.Meeting frameworks: BANT, MEDDIC and your ownMeetful checks any meeting against a framework and answers each of its questions — covered, partly, or missing — with the exact words from the transcript that prove it.Transcripts that know who said whatMeetful transcribes each person’s microphone on its own, so every line belongs to whoever was speaking into it — nothing is guessed from one mixed recording.
Try Meetful
Meetings that take their own notes
Free video meetings in the browser: every line of the transcript under the name of who said it, and the summary and action items when you hang up. Nothing to install — guests just open the link.