Talking Points

Meeting copilot · Working prototype

Stay in the
conversation.
Find your words.

Talking Points follows the discussion and brings useful context to the surface—helping you find a contribution in the moment and carry it forward after the meeting.

Independently developed in Ireland. Currently in early development and testing.

Talking PointsIllustrative example

Currently discussing

Getting the pilot ready

Remote speaker“We could start with a smaller group next week, once we’ve agreed what a successful pilot looks like.”

A useful question

“What would we need to learn from the first week to decide whether to expand it?”

Context, while you need it.G Get a prompt

Example content and interface, not a live recording.

Useful before the meeting ends. Useful after it, too.

Live contextConversation promptsMeeting follow-up

A little support.
A better conversation.

The prototype brings transcription, live assistance and meeting review into one workflow.

01 / FOLLOW

Keep the thread.

Separate microphone and remote audio streams feed live transcription. A rolling discussion view helps you follow the current topic, with bookmarks for moments you want to revisit.

02 / CONTRIBUTE

Find a useful opening.

Contextual suggestions help you explore a question or contribution. Request a fresh prompt when you need one, while staying connected to what people are actually discussing.

03 / REMEMBER

Carry the context forward.

Review saved transcripts, summaries and follow-up tasks after a call. People and Groups organise meeting context, and encrypted records support the existing review workflow.

The project

Built from a real need
in everyday meetings.

Talking Points is an independent software project with a working prototype, developed to make live conversations easier to follow and contribute to. It is currently in early development and testing.

The next stage focuses on stronger meeting memory and more useful assistance across recurring conversations.

Turlough BrennanFounder & developer · Ireland

Next in development

A more connected meeting memory.

  • Link remote speaker labels to named People through user confirmation.
  • Search earlier meeting transcripts for relevant decisions and context.
  • Evaluate Claude for contextual prompts, summaries and follow-up extraction.

These are planned improvements. The Claude integration is proposed; this page does not imply Anthropic approval or partnership.

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Using A = 1, B = 2… our numbers become AGFGGCH:
AI Guidance For Groups. Great Conversations Happen.