Slides and charts from a live talk. Let the idea keep unfolding.
Turn a spoken explanation into a slide, keep the questions it raises, and return to the notes after the talk.
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CONVOLENS turns a live talk into material the room can see. As the speaker develops an idea, it can build a slide, a chart or an infographic from what was just said, keep a transcript for the recap and suggest audience questions for the Q&A. It listens from a room microphone or the event stream, and nothing appears on screen until you share it.
CONVOLENS is available on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
In the flow
Keep the thought behind the slides.
Use CONVOLENS alongside a talk or presentation; the speaker, host, or supporting operator decides what reaches the room.
Bring the talk into focus
Use Chat to research the subject and speaker. Import your outline, background reading, or notes before the presentation begins.
Give an idea another form
Ask Chat or Voice for a slide about a point in the talk, or a Visualizer chart when the talk includes suitable data. Set the Slides style in Lens tuning before the talk; each result appears in the chat, ready to copy or download.
Keep a version to share
Export selected slides from History as an HTML presentation or PowerPoint deck, then share them through your presentation setup.
What you get
| Lens | What you get | When |
|---|---|---|
| Slides | Slides built from the talk, exported as HTML or PowerPoint | When you ask |
| Visualizer | Charts from the numbers mentioned | When you ask |
| Transcription | The talk as text for the recap | Throughout |
| Ask Next | Questions for the Q&A | As the talk develops |
Works beside a room microphone, Zoom Webinars, StreamYard, YouTube Live and Keynote or PowerPoint on screen.
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Does it replace the speaker’s prepared deck?
No. CONVOLENS complements a talk with a transcript, questions and generated material. The prepared presentation can remain part of the session.
How should we share a generated slide?
A speaker, host, or operator chooses whether to share it through the existing presentation setup.
What can we export afterward?
History offers HTML presentation and PowerPoint export. PowerPoint preserves each slide as one image; its text and graphics are not individually editable.
Can I export the slides CONVOLENS makes?
Yes. Slides export as HTML or PowerPoint, so you can add them to the deck or send them with the recap.
How does CONVOLENS hear a session in a room?
Through the microphone input you choose, such as a room microphone or a mixer feed. Pick Microphone Only for in-room sessions and System + Microphone when the session also plays through your computer.
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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