Put a phone on the table and talk. Whatever the room discusses rises onto a big screen with verified facts, names, dates, figures and images around it, seconds after the words are spoken. A second screen holds the definitions, the path the conversation took and where it could go next. Nobody stops to search.
Opening soonTopics light up in their own colour as they are mentioned and drift back as the conversation moves on. Around each one: the facts that check out, sized by how well they are verified and placed by how recent they are.
Highlight a topic and a filter field appears. Type a word and the board shows only what matches. Press Research and fresh findings on exactly that angle arrive, outlined so you can tell what was asked for. Every search is kept in a recall list.
"exact phrase"#starts · field begins with%word · any word begins withplain · containsSpecialised terms and acronyms are explained as they surface. The path of the conversation is charted topic by topic, and a quiet column suggests where it is heading and what might be worth raising next, each with examples a click away.
Paste a briefing, a document or an email, before or during the meeting. It is distilled into a factual cheat sheet the whole system quietly keeps in mind, so what it shows fits your context rather than only the words in the air. The meeting title travels with it everywhere.
Scan the meeting code, tap the mic, put the phone down. Or feed a Microsoft Teams call straight in, with speaker names attached. The phone also switches the board view, pauses, clears and updates the brief.
When a meeting ends, the listening stops and so does the spend. Everything else stays exactly as it was: every topic, fact, definition, question and note, including anything you dismissed. Filter it, research it, bring topics back, or reopen it and carry on.
Give it a title and, if you like, a one-line brief. The boards start warming up from that alone.
Scan the code, tap the mic. Or connect a Teams call.
Facts land while you speak. Highlight, filter, research, dismiss or keep anything.
Interviews, client calls, study groups, board meetings, or a debate at the kitchen table. If people are talking, there is something worth seeing.
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