Questions about SideClue

No. SideClue is a local desktop app installed on your machine. It captures audio from your microphone and system output directly. It does not join meeting rooms, appear to other participants, or send a bot link. No integration or invitation is required.

Audio is processed in real time by Deepgram's transcription service and analyzed locally for context. Nothing is stored after the session ends. There is no cloud recording, no replay, and no archive. When you stop the session, the audio is gone.

Revenue and customer-facing professionals who run live calls: sales, customer success, recruiters, and account managers. SideClue is for anyone where the right words at the right moment matter and who cannot afford to look away from the conversation.

Yes. SideClue works with any meeting platform (Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, or any other tool) because it captures audio at the OS level, not inside the meeting app. No plugin, extension, or bot account is required.

macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 64-bit. Windows is available during private beta via email invitation. The app runs as a frameless overlay that stays on top of your meeting window.

Gong and Chorus analyze calls after they end. SideClue works during the conversation: it listens in real time and surfaces coaching cards while you are still on the call. SideClue does not join as a bot, does not record to the cloud, and does not require IT integration.

Yes. SideClue is free during early access. Request access on the homepage waitlist. Approved users receive a private download link by email for Windows.

No cloud recording or long-term storage of your audio. Transcripts are processed in real time for coaching during the session. Session history saved locally on your machine is optional and stays on your device.

SideClue transcribes both sides of the conversation, reads the full context, and classifies what just happened (objection, buying signal, discovery gap, and more). It then surfaces a coaching card with what to say next and a follow-up question, anchored to the most recent thing said.