On important video calls?
The exact answer, or the right question, on your phone before they finish talking
Get early access
Nothing to install. Nothing joins the call. Never a script.
- £1,900/mo flat, 30-day pilot
- no setup fee
- annual: two months free
Your call with ExactSay
Notes, not a script.
Optional. A few lines about you, your numbers and who's on the call. Every number on a card comes from here, or the card says so.
£1,900/mo · 30-day pilot · no setup feePaste from Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot.
Their turn. Your card. One glance.
When they ask, a headline and three bullets from your own notes. When they make a point, up to three questions to ask next. On the phone lying next to your keyboard. Not in the call context? The card says so instead of guessing.
Leave with the transcript and the summary
A transcript labelled by speaker, every card, and a summary of asks, objections, commitments and next actions. Paste it into the call context and the next call starts from it.
ME 99.1% on twelve thousand statements, independently audited…
Asks
- Accuracy vs incumbent; monthly price; pilot shape
Objections
- "Our current tool is fine" (Marcus)
Commitments
- Send pilot terms by Thursday; intro to Harbour Logistics
Next actions
- Two-week parallel run starting 6 Oct, ops team first
When you're the one asking
They talk. You get the question.
On an investor call, a vendor demo or an interview, they talk and you need the next question. ExactSay drafts it while they are still talking.
- ASK cards after they make a point. Up to three questions, in your voice, ready to say aloud.
- Aimed at what you want from the call, as written in your notes. Never the same question twice.
- Same phone, same glance. They land where the answers do.
Two pages. Nothing to install.
One page on your laptop listens to the meeting. One page on your phone shows the cards. Notes are optional. This is the whole setup, recorded start to finish in 43 seconds.
Built for people on calls with a lot in their head, on either side of the questions
One call context per prospect, per client, per company or per candidate. Answers come from that call context and nothing else. Questions come from what they just said.
Founders
Every customer is on a slightly different deal. The price on the card is the one in your price book, not the one you half remember.
- Growth £1,900/mo, 12k statements
- 30-day pilot, no setup fee
- annual prepay: 2 months free
Executives
Twelve deals in flight, each with its own history. Last call's summary sits in the call context, so what you agreed is what the card says.
- £184k a year, 3-year term
- 30-day exit after year one
- DPA back to them by 30 Sep
Accountants
Fourteen client companies. One call context each, so a call with Halden never gets a number from Brookmere.
- Q2 return filed 12 Sep
- £18,420 due 7 Oct
- August bank confirmation still missing
Media and marketing
Clients and agencies across markets ask for the same thing: where are we against plan. The card has the figure from this week's export.
- €412k of €450k (92%)
- Meta +6%, TikTok −14%
- creative gap from 25 Sep
Technology managers
Vendors, stakeholders and steering calls across nine projects. The date on the card is the one on the board.
- 14 Nov, moved two weeks
- Adyen sandbox six days late
- 7 of 9 workstreams on track
SOC 2 auditors
Client walkthroughs, six engagements at once. The card names the evidence you have and says plainly what you don't.
- Okta 28 Jun, signed by CISO
- AWS IAM 30 Jun, GitHub 26 Jun
- Snowflake: NOT IN CONTEXT
Investors
Founders pitch fast and round up. The cards are the questions that test the claim and the number they just said.
Buyers
Vendor demos are rehearsed. Your call context says what you need to learn, so the cards ask what this demo is steering around.
Hiring managers
Six interviews a week, forty minutes each. The cards turn a rehearsed answer into the follow-up that gets to what they actually did.
Works with whatever plays the call
Audio is captured from the browser, not from the meeting service. No integration to approve, no admin to ask.
Google Meet
Runs in a Chrome tab. Tab audio, the cleanest case.
Zoom
Chrome tab, or the desktop app with whole-screen audio.
Microsoft Teams
Chrome tab, or the desktop app with whole-screen audio.
Also anything else that plays audio in a Chrome tab: Webex, Whereby, a browser softphone.
Limitations
Where it stops, honestly.
- The Live call page needs Chrome on the laptop. Safari and Firefox can't capture tab audio.
- Cards land about 1.5 seconds after they finish. If they move straight on, the card is about the previous thing.
- A card is only as good as your call context. If the answer isn't in it, the card says NOT IN CONTEXT.
- ASK cards work from what they said, your call context and general knowledge. They suggest what to ask, not what is true.
Your call, your facts, your files
Nothing joins the meeting and nothing is drawn over it. You choose whose side it hears and can stop at any moment. Transcripts, cards and summaries stay in your workspace, and your calls are never used to train models.
FAQ
The six people ask first. All the answers.
Can the other person tell?
No. Nothing joins the meeting and nothing is drawn over it. The card is on a phone lying face-up on your desk, which reads as glancing at notes. Screen shares never include it.
Will it write me a script?
No, on purpose. A card is a headline and at most three bullets of about five words each. Scripts get read out loud and sound read out loud. Bullets are one glance and then it's your words.
What if the answer isn't in my notes?
The card says NOT IN CONTEXT rather than guessing. Cards only use your call context: what you wrote about you, your product, your numbers and your answers to objections. Any figure that doesn't match your facts is flagged with a ⚠ so you know not to say it.
Can it help when I'm the one asking the questions?
Yes. When the other side makes a point instead of asking, the phone suggests up to three questions to ask them next, in your voice and ready to say aloud. They build on what was just said and on what you want from the call: test a claim, get a number, name or date, surface a risk, or move to your next step. Investor calls, vendor reviews and interviews work this way. You can switch them off per call on the Live call page.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It's two web pages. The Live call page runs in Chrome on the laptop, the phone page runs in any modern browser on the phone. No extension, no desktop app, nothing in an app store.
Is it legal to transcribe my calls?
It depends where you and the other party are. Some places require everyone's consent, some require only yours. ExactSay is a tool; using it lawfully is your responsibility, exactly as it would be for a notepad or a recorder.
Get early access to ExactSay
ExactSay is in private use today and opening to more people soon. You'll hear first when it's ready for your setup.