LET’S GET ACQUAINTED.
I’m not for
every meeting.
I’m for the ones
that matter.
You’ll quickly realize that Voctral isn’t for every call on your calendar.
But the one where you need to understand the room, think on your feet, and know what you’re talking about?
That’s my kind of meeting.
Tell me what
I’m walking into.
You bring the context. I bring the right engine.
Tell me what kind of call you’re about to have. Just whisper it to me before the meeting and I’ll swap in the right model.
Tell me anything else that matters, too. The company’s name. Its address. Who you’re meeting. What you’re trying to accomplish.
I’ll research them, remember that context, and use it to guide my decisions. Then, it’s off to the races.
These engines and capabilities are available in beta.
I’m already thinking
about what comes next.
The question they haven’t asked yet?
I’m working on it.
My selected model understands where this kind of conversation is going. I’m pulling answers to questions before they’re even asked.
Sometimes I see twenty more possible paths and start playing them out with frontier LLMs. When the real conversation heads down one of those paths, I can put the answer in front of you in fractions of a second.
Already within reach.
Other possibilities stay in context. Your attention stays on the call.
As the conversation continues, I get more accurate and less wasteful. I learn which possibilities matter—and which ones don’t.
The longer we work together,
the less I get in your way.
You don’t need me to tell you what you already know.
Over time, I learn how much you know about different subjects. That helps me decide what to surface, what to leave in the background, and when to stay quiet.
You’re still the person in the meeting.
Like Jim in the demonstration, you need to be able to read quickly and turn concise guidance into thoughtful, intelligent answers. I put useful knowledge within reach. You bring the judgment and the conversation.
The call ends.
The thinking doesn’t.
Not a pile of notes.
A place you can walk back into.
Tell me what went well and what didn’t. I take that feedback into our next meeting.
This meeting ends with a timeline and a memory palace you can walk through: what we explored, the other paths I anticipated, and the questions they should have asked.
“What if they’d taken the conversation
in a different direction?”We can go there, too.
Follow-up calls start with what we’ve already learned. We aren’t starting from scratch every time someone hits Join.
Those deliverables?
I already started.
The work doesn’t wait for the meeting to end.
Tasks and deliverables get moving on another thread while the call is still happening. Rough drafts are already attached to the meeting timeline, ready for you to review and take forward.
I’m not here to leave you a pile of notes you’ll never open.