Paxo alternatives

There are a hundred different ways that Avoma makes meetings work better. I use it for automated notes, and for improving my active listening.

As someone who attends numerous virtual meetings, I often struggle to fully engage while also taking comprehensive notes. Fortunately, I've been relying on Spoke for some time now to solve this problem by recording and transcribing my meetings and easily sharing them with participants. What I particularly appreciate about Spoke is how it seamlessly integrates with my Zoom meetings once they're added to my calendar, automatically recording and transcribing without any additional effort on my part. It's a "set it and forget it" solution that yields fantastic results. And now, with the new GPT-4 integration, I'm blown away! I can simply ask Spoke to summarize all the topics or even just one specific topic. It can also generate a list of the most important questions asked by participants, as well as provide feedback given by them. This means I no longer have to sift through transcripts myself and can easily copy the information to my notes or use it for social media. Additionally, Spoke links its answers to specific parts of the video where the information was discussed, essentially creating a table of contents for the entire meeting, allowing me to save time by skipping through lengthy meeting videos in search of a certain part. Bravo, Zulu @lazare_rossillon, and thank you, Team Spoke!

I've been using a beta version of Traq and have been very impressed. The voice recognition and transcription is strong and the AI-driven insights piece is clearly valuable and bound to get better-and-better-and-better the more users (and data) Traq accumulates. So all I can say is "Pile in and start using it ... for your benefit and the rest of us too ;-)".