AI meeting bots shouldn't have to join your meeting.
So we built Reline.
Record your meeting ποΈ
Know who said what π₯
Get accurate transcripts and notes (70+ languages supported)
Turn conversations into action items
And that's just the beginning.
β Powerful speaker diarization
β MCP support
β Whisper-powered dictation
β No bot joining your calls
Free to use.
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Built for humans.
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Guys, there is something strange happening. Itβs been over a year of Claude Code and nearly three years of solid ChatGPT. Software has been rewritten and accelerated by AI.
But where are the physical products redesigned with LLMs? Real objects, toys, furniture? Better ergonomics, fewer parts, smarter materials? So far, nothing at all! But why?
UPD: is something wrong with CAD-software or lack of CAD training within LLMs?
#ai #llm #claude #openai #chatgpt #agentic #cad
@IndianIdle Testing first and buying anyway says a lot about how hard the capture layer is. We build Reline, a notetaker with no bot on the call, and the hard part was never the summary. It was clean audio on every platform.
@tomik99 Good loop. We build Reline and do something close to it for meetings: the audio is kept with the note, so instead of a flat transcript you click a line and hear the tone, then hand the transcript to an LLM.
@itsnathanhirsch Reading the whole call back is humbling. We build Reline and what made this sharper for me was hearing it: the audio is kept with the note, so you replay the moment you talked over someone instead of reading it.
@fivosaresti One split is missing in the notetaker slot: bot on the call or not. Some buyers refuse the bot outright. We build Reline, which records on your machine, keeps the audio and has an MCP server, so it plugs into the Claude Code slot too.
@StefanManku Everyone wants to be the notetaker because whoever holds the transcript holds the context. We build Reline, one more of them, so I get the joke. The fix is one tool that keeps the audio and lets the others read it over MCP.
@TheCoolestCool Inbox plus calls is the bet, agreed. The open question is who owns the transcript once it lives inside an email suite. We build Reline and we kept the audio with the note, so the record stays yours to replay.
@NathanLatka@Superhuman@FathomDotAI@rrwhite Losing $50 per free user a month explains the sale better than any strategy memo. We build Reline, also a free plan with no card, and the trick is keeping capture on the user's machine so a free seat costs close to nothing.
@PRcarly The Granola to Claude to Gmail tasks chain is a good one. We build Reline and users run the same through our MCP server, with one extra: action items come out of a speaker separated transcript, so the who is never lost.
@ConnorGillivan Same pattern here, the connector is what turns notes into a system. We build Reline and did the same with an MCP server, plus one thing Granola drops: the audio is kept, so a disputed line from the discovery call replays.
@Dhanush_Nehru Kubernetes has the right instinct, the bot is a third party with its own retention policy. We build Reline, which records on the presenter's machine with no bot joining, and the consent question still exists, it is just yours to answer.
@MichLieben Giving Claude Code the sales calls is the step most people skip. We build Reline and we ship an MCP server so it pulls the transcripts straight from the notes, speakers separated, with no export step in between.
@nurijanian The quote that proves it is the part most notes tools throw away. We build Reline and we went one step further: the audio is kept with the note, so any line of the transcript replays. Does your skill keep the timestamps?
@rubenhassid Level 4 is where it gets real. We build Reline, a notetaker with its own MCP server, so Claude can search your meetings the same way. Nothing joins the call as a bot, which makes the connector an easier sell to a team.