Read.ai

Description

Read is your AI copilot—transforming meetings, emails, and messages into summaries, insights, and instant answers wherever you work.

Key Features

Transcription with an analytical approach
Meeting management

Accesibility

For Youth with hearing impairments (Deaf/Hard of Hearing): provides Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) to provide live, real-time captions of a meeting or lecture. The text appears instantly on the screen as people speak.
For individuals with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), ADHD, or Dyslexia, the text transcript serves as an alternative or augmentation to listening
Read.ai provides live-transcription and transcription in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, and more.

Use Cases

Focus on dialogue through automatic note taking and allow you to focus on the core of the meeting.
The notes are available in a structured summary.
Provides transcription.
Can join automaticallty virtual meetings.
Puts summaries in other tools (Slack, Notion, etc) to automate the followup.
Provides an analytical approach and valuable metrics such as participation engagement, speaker coach (talking speed, filler words) and emotional tone.

Pricing Model

Free: For individuals starting out, with 5 meetings per month complete with summaries, transcription, and search.
Pro: 15$/month: For individuals and small teams who want basic transcription, search, and premium integrations.
Entreprise: 22.50$: For individuals and teams who want video playback and other supercharged capabilities.
Entreprise+ : 29.75$: For larger teams and organizations who need security and controls for scale

Use these tips

Tip: If you use Read.ai for regular project meetings, put related meeting reports into a folder. This makes it easier to find past discussions from the same project later.
Prompts: The more specific, the better: Specific question + topic/person/project + output (to be typed in the chat)
Example:
“What deadlines were mentioned for the website update in this meeting? Answer in short bullet points”.
Some other prompts:
• What was decided about [topic] in this meeting?
• What deadlines were mentioned for [task/topic]?
• What concerns were raised about [topic]?
• What did [name] say about [topic]?
• Find the part where [topic] was discussed.
• Write a short follow-up email about [topic] based on this meeting.
• Create a short update for someone who missed this meeting, focusing on [topic].

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