Comu's compact AI recorder can convert your meetings into slides, emails, and action items.
AI voice recorders that facilitate the capturing of meetings, transcribing conversations, and generating summaries are increasingly prevalent. For instance, Flowtica’s Scribe incorporates these features into a pen that can also take handwritten notes.
Comu, which was previously called Comulytic, is advancing this idea further with the Action Pro, a compact AI recorder that can convert recorded discussions into editable presentations, follow-up emails, meeting briefs, documents, and action plans. The device is equipped with a dedicated AI button that allows users to request these outputs using voice commands.
It can convert a conversation into a presentation
After recording a conversation, users can activate the AI button and instruct Action Pro to create a presentation. When prompted, the device analyzes the discussion, organizes the information into an outline, and produces an editable slide deck.
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This same process can be applied to follow-up emails, documents, and action plans. Comu claims that its software can identify decisions, deadlines, and next steps from meetings. Past conversations can be accessed through the associated app.
Basic transcription and summarization services are available for free without a subscription. Comu’s complimentary Starter plan also includes one instance of real-time translation, three in-depth AI analyses, and 500 Agent Credits each month. These credits are utilized for generating slides, emails, documents, and other materials within Comu’s AI workflows.
The Premium plan is priced at $10 per month with annual billing or $14.99 on a month-to-month basis. It provides unlimited real-time translation, automatic deep analysis, intelligent file categorization, 5,000 Agent Credits per month, and access to workflows for creating slides, emails, and documents. The Elite plan costs $29.99 per month with an annual subscription or $39.99 monthly and increases the monthly allocation to 40,000 Agent Credits.
It can record for up to 70 hours
The Action Pro is equipped with a six-microphone adaptive array featuring AI noise reduction and boasts a claimed voice pickup range of up to seven meters. According to Comu, the device can continuously record for up to 70 hours on a single charge and supports real-time transcription and translation in over 113 languages. It includes a USB-C charging port, an OLED display, and a built-in magnetic mount for easy attachment to the back of a MagSafe iPhone.
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The Comu app also provides speaker-aware playback, AI-generated summaries, smart categorization, and a searchable archive of previous conversations. Users are responsible for ensuring that all recordings adhere to local consent and privacy regulations.
The Comu Action Pro has a retail price of $256.99, but it is currently offered at $179.99 on the company’s website.
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Comu's compact AI recorder can convert your meetings into slides, emails, and action items.
Comu's latest Action Pro is capable of recording and transcribing meetings, and then utilizing AI to create editable slides, follow-up emails, documents, and action plans.