A few of us used Cluely. It works. You ask, it looks at your screen and listens to the call, and an answer shows up in a little window. It's a good idea.
Then we looked at what we were paying for. The thinking is done by a model from Anthropic or OpenAI, the same ones you can pay for directly. What's left is an overlay, a prompt and a subscription.
Glint does the same job. It transcribes the call on your computer, sends your question to whichever AI you choose, and stays out of screen shares. After the call it writes the notes and the follow-up email.
There's no Glint account and no Glint server. Your key talks to your provider. The code is on GitHub, so you don't have to take our word for any of this.
We're not saying you should use any of these tools to get through an exam or an interview where you're meant to be on your own. And get people's consent before you record them, where the law asks for it.
We're saying that if you want a meeting copilot, you shouldn't have to rent one.
The Glint team