Brainstorming with live visuals and next steps. Think out loud. See what takes shape.

Explore a rough idea together, make it visible with a visual or slide when useful, then decide what is worth trying.

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A surprisingly well-organized brainstorm

Three raccoons have a meeting beside a whiteboard with one clear lightbulb idea and a neatly contained set of sticky notes.

CONVOLENS for meetings

CONVOLENS is a desktop app that helps a brainstorm see what it is saying. As ideas come up, it can turn them into a diagram, a chart, an image or a slide, keep the thread in notes and suggest the question that opens the next branch. It works in the room from a microphone or on a call beside Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, without joining it.

CONVOLENS is available on Mac, Windows, and Linux.

In the flow

Make the thought visible. Then talk about it.

Start with a real challenge and give the group something concrete to respond to.

Set the creative prompt

Bring the challenge, constraints, and useful notes into the session. Use chat to explore starting points before the group meets.

Explore a possibility

Ask for a visual, slide, or contextual question when it would help the team examine an idea. Treat each as material for discussion.

Choose an experiment

Use your editable notes to capture what the team wants to test and what remains open. Agree on an owner and check-in in your team’s workflow.

What you get

LensWhat you getWhen
VisualizerDiagrams and charts from the ideas on the tableWhen you ask
ImagesA picture of the conceptWhen you ask
NotesThe thread, decisions and next stepsDuring and after
Ask NextThe question that opens the next branchAs the discussion moves

Works beside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Miro and FigJam.

Read the guide: During a conversation  (opens in a new tab)

Start with an idea. Leave with a next step.

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Before your next meeting.

What should we bring to a brainstorm?

Bring the challenge, constraints, and research the group should consider. Attach useful documents, pasted notes, or links before the session starts.

Do generated visuals have to be polished?

No. A rough image can help the team see an idea differently or ask a better question. Choose whether it is useful to the discussion.

How do we take an idea forward?

Choose an experiment together, note what remains uncertain, and agree who will check back. Carry the commitment into the workflow your team already uses.

Can CONVOLENS draw a diagram of what we are discussing?

Yes. Ask for a diagram or chart and the Visualizer builds it from the conversation; ask for an image and the Images source draws the concept. Copy it, then paste it into your board or deck.

Does it work with Miro or FigJam?

CONVOLENS listens to the conversation, not the board. Run it beside Miro, FigJam or any whiteboard and copy the visuals it makes onto the board yourself.

Which platforms does CONVOLENS run on?

CONVOLENS is available on Mac, Windows, and Linux. It needs the microphone permission and, for calls, the system-audio permission. The download page is where a computer installs it. On a phone, tablet, or Chromebook, nothing downloads.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes. Start free with limited monthly usage. The app shows your current allowance, and you choose a plan in the app.

Make room for a better conversation.

Start free with limited monthly usage.
Choose your plan in the app.

Base

For everyday conversations and a small team.

$19.99per month

  • 20,000 AI credits / month
  • 3 seats
  • 4 hours of AI voice chat / month

Pro

More AI capacity for busy weeks and growing teams.

$99.99per month

  • 100,000 AI credits / month
  • 10 seats
  • 10 hours of AI voice chat / month

AI credits and voice chat allowances are shared across a plan's seats. Voice chat hours cover conversations with the AI, separately from meeting transcription. Have a partner code? Apply it at checkout.

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