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Paste a Google Meet link and admit Jarvey as a participant; nothing needs to be installed before the call.
Jarvey
Jarvey is a Google Meet meeting assistant that answers questions aloud, recalls decisions, and creates task cards with owners and deadlines.
Meeting context and follow-up in Google Meet
Jarvey is a meeting assistant for Google Meet that joins as a participant, listens to the conversation, and responds aloud when called by name. It can use connected documents and a task board to answer questions about current work, while retaining text transcripts and recaps for later reference.
The product is designed to keep meeting context and follow-up work connected. Its recaps record decisions, owners, and deadlines; when a task is discussed but missing from the board, Jarvey can add it. It can also identify an unassigned task or a conflicting date, wait for a pause, and ask the room to resolve the gap.
Features
Answers in the room
Say Jarvey’s name to ask about connected documents, the task board, or decisions from earlier calls. It answers out loud so everyone hears the same context.
Project memory
Jarvey keeps the text and recap from one call to the next, allowing teams to ask what was decided or who owns a task later.
Checks connected work
It reads connected documents and the task board while handling a long question in the background, then raises a hand when the answer is ready.
Captures follow-up work
After a meeting, the recap lists decisions, owners, and deadlines. Jarvey can also add a missing board card when a task’s owner and date are clear.
Flags unresolved details
Jarvey waits for a pause and does not speak over the room. It speaks up on its own when a task has lost its owner or a date conflicts with an earlier call.
Use cases
Launch planning
Ask for the launch date, release scope, or the latest blocker while the team is meeting. Jarvey can retrieve decisions from earlier calls instead of making someone search through notes.
Action-item capture
When an owner agrees to call a bank or update pricing copy but nobody creates a card, Jarvey can capture the task with the agreed owner and deadline before the next standup.
Project status reviews
Use Jarvey to check a connected document and task board during a project sync, then ask what is blocking a Friday release or which work remains on the board.
Resolving meeting inconsistencies
If someone states a date that conflicts with an earlier meeting, Jarvey can bring up the discrepancy after a pause and ask the team to confirm which date is correct.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Answers aloud so the entire meeting shares the same response.
- Carries decisions and task ownership from one call to the next through text-based project memory.
- Can turn an overlooked meeting task into a board card with an owner and due date.
- Waits for a pause and handles longer questions in the background rather than talking over participants.
- Supports Trello, Notion, Jira, Linear, Plane, and Asana task boards.
Cons
- The documented meeting workflow is centered on Google Meet; the source does not specify support for other meeting platforms.
- The site does not provide detailed information about document connection options, workspace administration, or output customization.
- The paid Workspace plan is described as $29 per month per workspace, but the source does not explain billing terms or any other plan limits beyond the listed call allowance.
FAQ
How do you set up Jarvey for a meeting?
Paste a Google Meet link and admit Jarvey as a participant. No installation is required before the call, and guests can join by link without an account after entering their name in the browser.
When does Jarvey speak?
Jarvey answers aloud when someone says his name and waits for a pause before speaking. For longer questions, he works in the background and raises a hand when the answer is ready.
What information can Jarvey use to answer questions?
Jarvey can read connected documents and a task board, recall decisions from earlier calls, and answer questions about project context during a meeting.
Can Jarvey add tasks that were not written down?
Jarvey checks agreed tasks against the connected board. If a task has no owner or a clear deadline and is missing from the board, he can add it with the owner and due date when those details were established in the call.
What does Jarvey store, and which task boards does it support?
Jarvey stores the transcript of what was said and the recap it writes, but does not store audio. The site lists Trello, Notion, Jira, Linear, Plane, and Asana as supported task boards.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Meeting assistant
- Primary platform
- Google Meet
- Core outputs
- Spoken answers, transcripts, recaps, and task cards
- Task boards listed
- Trello, Notion, Jira, Linear, Plane, and Asana
- Storage
- Transcript and recap; no audio storage
- Plans shown
- Free: 5 hours per month; Workspace: $29 per month per workspace
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