Ajenzo follows your conversation, finds relevant information and brings a short answer into view. You stay with the person in front of you.
Your Ajenzo cardAnswer · suggested response · sourceAjenzo captures audio from your meeting app and microphone. Speech recognition runs locally, so you can speak naturally instead of typing a prompt. You choose when listening starts and stops.
Ajenzo recognises a meaningful question or detail and searches the sources you connect. It can start looking before the question is complete and searches several sources in parallel. It aims to bring in useful context, not to interrupt for every sentence.
A short card gives you the retrieved detail and its source. Where useful, a suggested response follows the first answer. A follow-up suggestion or a factual check helps when a question is missing or something doesn’t match.
Ajenzo can begin searching while a question is still being spoken. Useful results are considered as they arrive, so the first answer doesn’t have to wait for every source.
The answer and the suggested wording can arrive separately. Ajenzo shows the sourced fact while it prepares how you could say it. Timing depends on the question and the sources involved.
The demonstrations on this website run more slowly so you can follow each step. They illustrate the workflow rather than measure a live session.
Explore the sources behind an answerGet access through the Ajenzo portal and download the current app.
Add the documents and accounts that hold the information you need in your conversations.
Allow microphone and system audio access, then start listening when you are ready.
The current app runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14.4 or later; Windows is next. It works with meeting audio from apps such as Google Meet in the browser, Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
Connect your knowledge and stay with the person in front of you.