Audio is transcribed locally.
The app captures audio from your meeting app and microphone. Speech recognition runs on your computer and produces the text Ajenzo uses to follow the conversation.
You control when Ajenzo listens and what you do with its suggestions. Here is how the current product divides the work between your computer and the cloud.
Ajenzo is not fully offline. Understanding that distinction is part of deciding how to use it.
The app captures audio from your meeting app and microphone. Speech recognition runs on your computer and produces the text Ajenzo uses to follow the conversation.
The Ajenzo cloud uses relevant transcript text to search connected sources and prepare answers. Uploaded documents are stored in the cloud.
Conversations and the cards Ajenzo showed appear in your Ajenzo account, so you can look back at what was said and suggested.
Start or stop listening from the app. No meeting bot joins the call. Microphone and system audio permissions are required to capture the conversation.
Expand a card to inspect the detail, dismiss a suggestion or mark it useful. Ajenzo provides context; you decide what to say and what action to take.
Let other people know when you use AI during a conversation, and follow your organisation’s rules for doing so.
Look for the source and, when available, its update time. These help you assess the information in the context of your conversation.
A suggestion helps you notice something missing from the discussion. It has its own label and is different from a retrieved company fact.
General explanation is labelled separately and never states facts about your company. You decide what needs further checking.
Connect your knowledge and stay with the person in front of you.