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SHARED CONTEXT FOR YOUR TEAM

Good ideas
deserve
a shared picture.

You discuss the project. Metanoya helps you connect the dots on a shared canvas — and keep the conversation in focus.

See how it works Open the app ↗

For technical discussions and team calls in Google Meet.

The conversation moves forward.The context stays with you.

01 / FROM WORDS TO CONNECTIONS

One conversation.
A clearer picture.

See how a canvas can take shape.
Choose a topic and follow the discussion step by step.

Notification architectureILLUSTRATIVE DEMO

TEAM DISCUSSION

  1. Let’s start with the application and its API.

Step 1 of 4

SHARED CANVAS
AMDOne picture for everyone

A fictional project with prepared dialogue. This demo runs in your browser without recording audio or calling an AI model.

02 / WHEN CONNECTIONS MATTER

When words
need a picture.

↗ 01

Map the architecture

Break a system into components. See how they interact and where questions remain.

Components and connections
↳ 02

Explore a problem

Bring symptoms and hypotheses together. Discuss what you know and what still needs checking.

Causes and hypotheses
✳ 03

Shape a new feature

Walk through the user journey, compare options, and define the scope of a first version.

Scenarios and decisions

03 / PART OF THE CONVERSATION

Discuss.
Refine.
Continue.

A canvas helps the conversation move forward and gives the team a shared point of reference.

  1. 01

    Invite the assistant

    Create a meeting in the app and invite the bot to Google Meet. The organizer admits it to the call.

  2. 02

    Build a shared picture

    Open the canvas, discuss the project, and refine the diagram by voice. Participants can work on the board together.

  3. 03

    Come back to the context

    Pick up from the saved board when the discussion resumes, with the project context already in place.

04 / CLEAR BOUNDARIES

Your team’s conversation.
Your team’s data.

Before using the assistant in work conversations, understand what data it receives and how that data is processed.

Access by team

The app has administrators and members. Meetings, boards, recordings, and access settings are separated by team.

Speech and context processing

The assistant processes meeting audio and, when the relevant features are used, shared screens. What it processes depends on the meeting settings.

Selected models

Some processing may use external model providers. Ask your administrator about the providers, data retention, and deletion policies for your deployment.

A FEW MORE QUESTIONS

Before your first call.

Which meeting platform is supported?

The current focus is Google Meet. Zoom and Microsoft Teams integrations are deferred.

Does the assistant need a Google account?

The bot joins with a fresh browser profile and no Google account. The organizer creates the meeting and admits the bot; admission depends on the Meet settings.

Is this a recording of a real call?

This page shows a prepared illustration using fictional data. It explains the product concept; it is not a recording or a test of a live call.

Can I start using it right away?

The product is evolving. Ask your team administrator about access and available features. Open self-service registration is not currently offered.

A SHARED PICTURE FOR YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION

Let’s make sense of it.
Together.

Open Metanoya

Contact your team administrator for app access.