The answer, before the silence gets awkward.
Straight from your own docs, with the source. If it’s not in there, Loqui won’t make it up.
Answer
“Onboarding takes about two weeks. I’ll send you the rollout plan today.”
From: Onboarding FAQ
The call coach that listens in and shows you the answer from your own docs, right when you need it.
macOS 14.4 or later. Works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Slack.
Mark Meyer“Honestly, that’s more than we budgeted for.”
“It’s $49 a seat, and no more double entry in Excel. How many hours a week does that cost your team?”
From: Pricing sheet, ROI case study
Loqui listens. And steps in when it counts.
Straight from your own docs, with the source. If it’s not in there, Loqui won’t make it up.
“Onboarding takes about two weeks. I’ll send you the rollout plan today.”
From: Onboarding FAQ
Next question“What happens if this isn’t fixed by Q2?”
What worked. What to do differently next time.
Loqui is a call coach for your Mac. It listens to your video calls in Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Slack and shows you the right answer from your own docs, the next question to ask, or a nudge when you’ve been talking too long. After the call, you get feedback with timestamps.
Loqui sits in a small window on your Mac. You’ll only notice it when it helps.
Granola takes notes and summarizes after the call. Loqui helps you while you’re still talking.
Cluely gives you live help from general AI knowledge. Loqui answers from your own knowledge base, shows you the source, and coaches you with a live talk ratio and feedback after every call.
No. Loqui runs in its own window, and it doesn’t show up when you share your screen.
Loqui sends audio to OpenAI, encrypted, for transcription and suggestions. Loqui doesn’t store recordings. Reports stay on your Mac.
Loqui never shows more than one suggestion at a time, and you decide how often.
From your knowledge base. If it’s not in there, Loqui won’t make it up.
A Mac with macOS 14.4 or later. Loqui works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Slack, in the desktop app or in the browser.
Not yet. We’re starting with Mac.