What changed between the lab and the warehouse, and how did you isolate it?
The discussion has moved from a controlled evaluation to a different operating environment. Ask for the concrete change and the evidence used to investigate it.
Expert discussions with context and sources. Stay curious when the subject gets deep.
Follow an explanation in the transcript, explore a definition or example, and leave with the evidence and the questions still open.
Get for MacThis sounds like distribution shift: the warehouse showed the model things its lab data never did.
Teams usually close that gap with data from the warehouse itself, not more lab tuning.
CONVOLENS for meetings
CONVOLENS is a desktop app that keeps up when the subject gets deep. During an expert discussion it shows Entity Cards for the people, papers and organisations mentioned, Insights with expert views and parallels from other fields, and Fact Check results with sources for the claims that matter. It works on a call beside Zoom or Google Meet, or in the room from a microphone, without joining anything.
CONVOLENS is available on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
In the flow
Follow the reasoning, not just the terminology.
Keep technical details connected to the claim, explanation, and evidence around them.
Get oriented before the discussion
Use chat to explore the subject and unfamiliar terms. Attach a paper, background reading, or your own notes so the context is ready when you meet.
Follow the evidence
Use Entity Cards to keep mentioned people and organizations in view, and Insights for what nobody said out loud. Ask Chat to research a claim or term, explain it in context, or revisit a transcript detail.
Keep a thread to revisit
Use the separate summary and editable notes to retain definitions, assumptions, and open questions. Enhance or export the notes when useful.
What you get
| Lens | What you get | When |
|---|---|---|
| Entity Cards | Who and what is being referred to | As names come up |
| Insights | Expert views and parallels from other fields | As the discussion develops |
| Fact Check | Claims checked with sources | As they are made |
| Ask Next | The question an expert would ask next | Between points |
Works beside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and a room microphone.
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More ways to keep the conversation moving.
Explore CONVOLENS for meetings.
All meetings use casesCustomer interviewsStay with one real customer example: trace the steps, workarounds, and impact before deciding what it means for your product.Brainstorming and planningExplore a rough idea together, make it visible with a visual or slide when useful, then decide what is worth trying.Notes and action itemsCapture editable notes as you meet, with the rolling summary kept separate. When you stop recording, the notes fill in with the decisions, outcomes, and next steps from the transcript.
Leave knowing what to check next.
Get for MacBefore your next meeting.
How can I investigate a claim or unfamiliar term?
Ask Chat to research the subject or request a fact check; the answer shows its reasoning and any sources. Then ask the expert about assumptions or missing evidence.
Can CONVOLENS explain an unfamiliar term?
Yes. Ask Chat to explain the term as it was used in the discussion, or to research it on the web, and bring a sharper question to the expert.
How do I keep a question for later?
Add it to your editable notes or use a question suggestion as a starting point. Your notes and the transcript stay with the session for after the discussion.
Can CONVOLENS explain a term I did not catch?
Yes. Ask in the chat box or say “Hey CONVOLENS” followed by the question, and the answer uses the conversation as context. Entity Cards also appear for names as they are mentioned.
Where do the sources come from?
Fact Check searches the web for public claims and checks claims about your own work against the tools you connect. Each card links the sources or records it used, and a card with no sources says so.
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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