Backed by Y Combinator

The AI teammate that joins your calls and builds in real time.

Memoir joins your Google Meet calls. Ask by name and it answers, drafts pages anyone can open, and prepares follow-ups.

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In private testing on Google Meet. Zoom is next.

Pipeline by stage

From the call on Monday, 19 October 2026

Discovery

about $1.9M42 deals 42 dealsabout $1.9M

Qualified

$1.25M18 deals 18 deals$1.25M

Proposal

$780K11 deals 11 deals$780K

Negotiation

Northwind and Halvorsen are two of the deals.

$640K5 deals 5 deals$640K

Closed won

So far this quarter.

$395K7 deals 7 deals$395K

Agents are extensions of us. They already live in our messages. Why not in calls where decisions happen? It’s time we give agents a voice and treat them as teammates, not just note-takers. When you ask, they can propose ideas, challenge ours, and act. Now we need agents in our calls that don’t just sit there and do nothing. That’s the future I’m betting on.

Memoir puts an agent in the room. It listens the way a person in the call would, and it only talks when you talk to it. Ask, and it answers out loud or mocks up a page everyone can click. After the call, Memoir can turn what you promised into follow-ups. When one is ready, you can approve it with one click.

In a call with Memoir

Memoir joins your Google Meet call as a participant, with a Mac app only you see. What it makes reaches everyone through the call’s chat, and on screen when you ask.

AAveryMMorgan (you)

ListeningDraftingPage readyPawpath sign-upLink in chatMemoir

In-call messagesMemoirHi, I’m Memoir, Morgan’s AI assistant.MemoirMemoir drafted “Pawpath sign-up”: room.memoirmeet.com/?p=Hc4n8s

Avery“Memoir, mock that up.”

room.memoirmeet.com/?p=Hc4n8s Drafted by Memoir on Morgan’s call · 31 Oct 2026

PawpathHappy walks start here

Dog walking, made easy Walk your dog in one tap Find a walk that fits your day. Your email addressSign up

Vetted walkersLive mapPhoto updates

Memoir drafts a clickable page and posts its link in the call’s chat. Anyone on the call can open it.

Memoir sketches the flow as a diagram and posts its link in the chat. Anyone can open it from there.

A short spoken answer from what was said in the call. You can stop it from your Mac.

After the call, Memoir can turn what you promised into follow-ups. When one is ready, you can approve it with one click. For an email, you have ten seconds to undo. You can also approve a calendar hold or reminder.

Illustrative examples.

Principles

Private until you share. What Memoir prepares for you stays on your screen until you press Return.
Nothing leaves without you. An email goes out on one approval, with ten seconds to undo.
Guests are guests. Memoir says who it is when it joins, anyone can ask it not to transcribe them, and nothing a guest says can act on your computer.
Answers when asked. Memoir replies out loud only when someone says its name.

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