How it works
Five steps. Most of them you do once.
Setting Clonzi up takes a few minutes. After that, sending it to a call takes seconds.
Teach it who you are
Add your website, documents, notes or exports, and connect your Google account if you like (read-only). Clonzi writes a profile of how you think and talk. You can read and edit every word, and anything you mark private is never said out loud.
Give it a brief
A few lines per call: the goal, what it may agree to, and what it must not.
Goal Confirm the Friday launch. May Agree to Friday. Share the beta numbers. Don't Discuss pricing. Commit to new features.
Send it to the call
Paste the Google Meet link, or pick the meeting from your calendar, and choose Listen, Assist or Auto. It knocks, and someone in the call lets it in like any guest.
Step in if you want
Watch the live transcript. Approve its drafts, whisper context only it can see, type a point for it to say in your words, or take over.
Read the debrief
When the call ends: what was decided, every line it said for you, anything it deferred, and your to-dos. Plus the full transcript.
Good at
- Status updates and check-ins where you mostly answer a few questions.
- Calls in other time zones you'd otherwise join at 6 a.m.
- Clashing meetings, when you can only be in one.
- Days you're travelling and can't be on camera.
Won't do
- Pretend to be you. It's always named as your AI.
- Make promises you didn't allow. It defers and tells you.
- Say private things. Private notes are background only.
- Walk into calls on its own. It goes only where you send it.
What you need for the beta
A Windows computer
The beta runs on your own machine, with Google Chrome installed.
A Google account for it
Clonzi joins signed in to its own account, so hosts see clearly who is knocking.
Google Meet calls
Meet works today. Zoom and Microsoft Teams are next.
Can't make it? Your Clonzi can.
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