Empy.ai - AI coach for zoom meetings - Don't lose the room. [perfect with ADHD]
Most calls fail quietly. Empy is a real-time coach for Zoom/Meet that spots when attention drops or tension rises. It gives short nudges ask a 7-word question, reframe a judgment, check understanding so you stay human and keep the call moving.
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Empy.ai - AI coach for zoom meetings
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Big congrats on the launch!
This realtime AI coach for Zoom calls sounds like a game-changer—detecting emotions and needs during a conversation, giving on-the-spot coaching, and then analyzing patterns afterward is super valuable. I especially like the focus on helping technical folks improve communication skills. Wishing the team tons of upvotes and success
@okhlopkov Thanx, Daniil! I hope you'll enjoy Empy with us.
This is very interesting and useful take on communication coaching
@igor_n Thanks! Let me know if you need any help with Empy.
Nice product, helps keep focus on the communication goals and check how it goes on the go!!
Go on!!
Empy.ai - AI coach for zoom meetings
@gleb_vereshchagin thanks mate!
That's a great tool to improve my meeting skills. Yes, "meeting skills" is something I have never thought about. Empy simply pushed me to thinkg about meetings. Especially being ADHD person and talking a lot that helps me.
Empy.ai - AI coach for zoom meetings
@igindin hey man, thanks for support.
I have ADHD too, its tough to maintain energy & focus during the day.
If you hate online meetings as much as I do, Empy might be the best choice for you.
The product will help you shorten your meeting time and get the most out of it.
Really like the idea behind Empy. Feels super useful for calls, wishing you big success!
I've been testing Empy for a few weeks recently and found suggestions it gives quite helpful. Harder to get distracted and more productive call sessions.
Congratulations on the launch, Aram!
Wow — Empy.ai is such a thoughtful tool! It’s rare to see an app that doesn’t just record meetings, but actively supports better communication. The way it nudges you when you’re speaking too long, flags mismatched answers, or notices attention dip — that's gold, especially for folks with ADHD (or anyone who ever feels lost in a meeting).
Kudos to the team for building something subtle, helpful, and non-judgmental. Can’t wait to see how this evolves — maybe someday with integration into other video platforms too? Regardless, this feels like the kind of tool that’ll truly change how we engage in virtual meetings
Sounds good! What languages do you support?