Coming soon For Windows 11
Baarbil, the meeting assistant for your calls.
It gives you a live transcript of your Teams or Zoom call on your PC, spots the questions people ask and suggests an answer you could give a few seconds after each one. No bot joins your call.
It isn't available yet, so there's nothing to download or buy today.
Questions? Write to [email protected].
- No bot joins your call
- Microsoft Teams and Zoom
- Nothing it hears is saved on your PC
Works with the meeting apps you already use
- Microsoft Teams Desktop app Supported
- Zoom Desktop app Supported
- Teams, Google Meet and Zoom In Chrome or Edge With the browser extension
Features
Everything you need while you talk
A live transcript, the questions spotted, and an answer you could give, a few seconds after each one. See the features
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Suggested answers within seconds
A suggested answer appears word by word, so you can start reading before it's done: short, or with the key points in detail. Check it before you use it.
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Code answers for technical questions
The approach, the code in a box that keeps its indentation, and its complexity.
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Always clear what it's hearing
Whether it's listening, which sound device it hears and whether your microphone is on.
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No bot joins your call
It runs on your PC and hears the call through your speakers or headset, so nobody is added to the meeting. Do tell the others that you're using it.
Who it's for
For students and professionals
A live transcript of your call, and a suggested answer when a question comes up. For honest use, wherever it's allowed.
Students
Practise for interviews and placements, and follow your classes.
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Mock interview practice with AI
Rehearse with a friend or a mock interviewer: it spots each question and suggests how a strong answer could go.
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Live transcript for online classes
Follow online classes and study-group calls as text, and get a suggested answer with the key points when a question is asked. Follow your institution's rules on recording.
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Placement preparation
Practise technical rounds: a code question gets the approach, runnable code and its time and space complexity.
Only where it's allowed: follow your institution's or employer's rules, and use it openly.
Professionals
Keep up on the calls your work depends on.
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Client, sales and support calls
Answer a customer's detailed question without "let me get back to you", and stay focused on the person.
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Follow meetings in English as a second language
Read what was just said when people speak fast or with an accent you're not used to.
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Live text if you're hard of hearing
A transcript of what the others say, a few seconds behind. It can mishear words, so it helps you follow along; it isn't captioning to rely on.
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Technical calls
Design reviews, incident calls and architecture talks, with code when it helps.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What it hears, where the words go, and where you can use it. How it works
When can I get it?
Not yet: Baarbil is still being finished, so there's nothing to download or buy today. This site will say when it's ready.
Does it join my call as a bot?
No. It runs on your PC and hears the call through your speakers or headset, so nobody is added to the meeting. Do tell the others that you're using it.
Which meeting apps work?
The Microsoft Teams and Zoom desktop apps on Windows 11, and Teams, Google Meet and Zoom meetings in Chrome or Edge with the app's browser extension.
Is my meeting recorded?
Nothing is saved on your PC. By default the audio goes to Deepgram to become text, and the text goes to Anthropic for the answer; you can choose OpenAI for either, or Local Whisper to keep the audio on your PC. More about privacy
Can I use it in an interview or an exam?
Only where it's allowed. Follow the rules of the meeting, class or interview you're in and your institution's or employer's, use it openly, and don't use it where outside help is forbidden.
Coming soon to Windows 11
Baarbil isn't available yet. See how it hears your call, spots the question and suggests an answer.