Record the meeting.
Send no bot.
Decker captures the Meet tab from your own browser. No extra participant joins, nothing for IT to block. While you talk, it builds the deck, brief, or prototype, ready to share before the call ends.
Not on the Chrome Web Store yet. Email for the build, or load it from source in two minutes.
Open source (MIT). Works with your own API keys. No account, no server.
What you get
Decker turns the conversation into something you can send: a working prototype of the feature you just spec'd, or a deck for the decision you just made, finished while you're still on the call.
How it works
The artifact builds while you talk.
By the time you hit Generate, the research is done.
Outputs
One meeting. Four kinds of artifact.
Every output is a self-contained HTML file. Open it, share it, drop it in Slack.
Clickable, interactive HTML built from what you described on the call.
Self-contained HTML, keyboard navigable, share as a single file.
Hero, sections, decisions, insights, a brief your whole org can read.
Per-topic sections, key decisions highlighted, full action item table.
Under the hood
Ready the moment you generate.
Every part of the pipeline runs in parallel so there is no wait at the end.
Whisper processes audio every 16 seconds. The transcript builds as you talk.
Select a topic and GPT-4o mini researches it immediately, while the meeting runs.
Prototype, deck, SPA, or brief. One self-contained HTML file, every time.
Captures the Meet tab audio and your mic. Mixed and transcribed together.
Close and reopen the popup anytime. Topics and research are still there.
No backend, no servers. Keys stored locally. Nothing leaves your browser.
Who it's for
For the meetings where something real gets built.
The spec review. The architecture call. The session where you walk an engineer through a product idea for the first time. The meeting where you want to leave with something in your hands.
Your own API key
One OpenAI key. It stays in your browser.
Calls go straight to OpenAI. We never see your audio, transcript, or key. There is no server to send them to. A full 60-minute meeting costs a few cents.
Works in
Build the thing
before you hang up.
Free and open source. Bring your own API keys; a full meeting costs a few cents.
No subscription. Firefox support is in progress.