What did that first team learn that changed the wider rollout?
The speaker has described a small pilot before expansion. A concrete example can help the audience understand what the pilot actually changed.
Live Q&A moderation with follow-up questions. Make the next question count.
Stay with the speaker’s answer, spot what remains open, and consider a follow-up grounded in what was actually said.
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Turn the speaker’s experience into a practical lesson the audience can use.
CONVOLENS for events
CONVOLENS helps whoever holds the microphone in a Q&A. It suggests the follow-up behind a vague question, checks claims in an answer with sources, keeps Entity Cards for what is being referred to and leaves a transcript for the people who could not attend. It hears the room through a microphone or the stream, and nothing joins or appears on screen by itself.
CONVOLENS is available on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
In the flow
Listen to the answer before choosing the question.
Keep the transcript and suggested follow-ups in front of the moderator while the session follows its own course.
Prepare the opening questions
Use Chat to research the subject and speakers. Import your briefing notes and background research before the Q&A begins.
Find a point worth clarifying
Use the transcript or an Ask Next suggestion to spot a missing example, an unclear assumption, or an unanswered part of the speaker’s response.
Ask it in your own words
Adapt or skip the suggestion, balancing the answer with the audience and time available. Keep questions worth revisiting in Notes for a later conversation.
What you get
| Lens | What you get | When |
|---|---|---|
| Ask Next | The follow-up behind a vague question | After each exchange |
| Fact Check | Claims in answers, with sources | As they are made |
| Entity Cards | What and who is being referred to | As names come up |
| Transcription | The session for those who missed it | Throughout |
Works beside a room microphone, Zoom Webinars, StreamYard, YouTube Live and Slido.
Read the guide: During a conversation (opens in a new tab)Panels and fireside chatsKeep earlier answers, possible follow-ups and checked claims within reach, then choose the question that takes the panel further.Talks and presentationsTurn a spoken explanation into a slide, keep the questions it raises, and return to the notes after the talk.WorkshopsBring the problem and constraints, explore ideas with the group, and leave with a record of what you learned and agreed to try.Lectures and classesTeach from the conversation in the room. Give an explanation a slide or chart when it needs one, keep the transcript for the students who missed it, and save the questions worth returning to.Debates and fact-checkingFollow a debate, a press briefing or a live broadcast with the claims pulled out as they are made, each with its reasoning and any sources. You decide what your audience hears.
Leave room for a better follow-up.
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How does it help the moderator?
It keeps the answer in context and suggests possible follow-ups. Use your usual external process to collect audience questions and choose who speaks next.
Who asks the follow-up question?
The moderator, in their own words. A suggestion is there to use, adapt or let pass.
Does CONVOLENS collect audience questions?
Keep your usual audience-question tool or process. CONVOLENS offers the transcript and suggested follow-ups; the moderator chooses who speaks and what to ask.
Does CONVOLENS work with Slido or the Zoom Q&A panel?
CONVOLENS listens to the spoken session, not the question queue. Run it beside Slido or the Zoom Q&A panel and use its follow-ups and checks for the questions you take live.
Can I share the transcript afterwards?
Yes. Open the session in History and export the transcript and notes for people who could not attend.
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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