App for iPhone and Android
Hito is an iPhone and Android app. It records the meeting to show who said what, how each person takes part, and which topics keep coming back. Recording is the means.
Just your email. I use it to send your invite, nothing else.
iPhone and Android. Invite only today, while the app is in testing.
Speakers
Recording
Weekly team meeting (placeholder)
00:47:12
Recording continues with screen locked
What moved since the last meeting, and which topics keep coming back.
How much each person speaks, their strengths, what they can improve, and how the group gets along.
Each one is sent by email to the person who said it and checked at the next meeting.
Recording
Weekly team meeting (placeholder)
00:47:12
Recording continues with screen locked
Put it on the table and press record. It keeps going with the screen locked and no signal.
Speakers
Hito suggests each person by their voice. A name sticks only when you confirm it.
Conversation
Carla (placeholder)I will send the proposal on Tuesday.
Tomás (placeholder)I will check the prices first.
CommitmentCarla sends the proposalSept 22
The transcript, the analysis, and the commitments, with an owner and a date.
Want to see it with your team?
Yes, the calls. Hito records the meeting in the room, from a phone, and remembers people from one meeting to the next.
Nobody yet. It is in testing, and I set it up with you myself.
It records with no internet, keeps going with the screen locked, and uploads later.
Everyone in the room has to agree. The group that records is the one that has to ask.
Leave your email. I will write with the invite for iPhone or Android.
There is no public price yet. Testing is invite only today.
Yes. The app and the transcript work in Spanish and in English.
A voice becomes a person only after someone confirms it, and it can be fixed.
The people in the project. Each project has its members and roles.
I build Hito myself. Nobody uses it yet, and I would rather say so.
That is why I do the install in person, on a one hour call. We set up your project, ask the room for consent, and record a real meeting. At the end of that hour you have the commitments written down, with a name and a date. If it does not help, tell me.
Felipe Saint-Jean
Just your email. I use it to send your invite, nothing else.