SoloRiff

AI agent on video calls

An AI in your calls that knows who is who and does the follow-up.

It joins your Google Meet under a name that says AI. It answers questions from your knowledge, keeps your team’s documents away from guests, shows your pages on screen, and when the call ends the minutes are written and the tasks are on the client’s board.

No signup to try it. Up to $30 in free credits when you create an account.

Or just tell SoloRiff Agent“Join my 3 pm call with Fernwick, take the minutes and put what we agree on their board.”It does it
meet.google.com/kdt-wqfr-mnb · Fernwick weeklyIn the call
Lena FischerGuest
Profitlark AI
Anna WeberTeam
Marco RicciTeam

Lena Fischer: Profitlark, what did we agree about the German pages last time?

Profitlark AI: On the 28th you chose German first, live by the end of the month. The pages are ready for your review.

In this call
  • Anna WeberYour team
  • Marco RicciYour team
  • Lena FischerGuest · Fernwick
Fernwick contract · team only

Not searched while a guest is in the call.

Noted: German pages live by Nov 30 — Anna
Task #14 on Fernwick’s board
Illustration with sample data. The people and companies shown are not real.

Two ways to be in a call

Beside you, or running the call

You choose for each call. Either way it answers from your knowledge, in the language people speak to it, and stops when someone talks over it.

  • Companion

    Beside you

    It listens, and speaks when someone says its name or you ask it from the Studio. Alone with one person, it simply answers. It notes decisions and tasks as they are said.

  • Lead

    In charge of the call

    It greets people when it is let in and runs the conversation itself: an intro, a demo, a check-in with a client. You can still step in, or tell it what to say.

It tells your team from your guests

From the names the call shows, it knows who is on your team and who is a guest — and which client a guest belongs to. You can correct it in Live, and your mark wins.

That decides what it may search. With a guest in the call it reads only the project’s and that client’s open documents. Your contract, your prices and your notes stay out until the guest leaves. This is decided in code before each search, not left to the model.

Who is in the call
  • Anna Weber
    her name in your workspace
    Your team
  • Marco Ricci
    the name he uses in calls
    Your team
  • Lena Fischer
    a contact at your client
    Guest · Fernwick
Searches now: the project’s docs, Fernwick’s open docs
Team-only docs wait until Lena leaves

The follow-up writes itself

While people talk, it notes decisions, tasks and open questions. When the call ends, the minutes are written and every task agreed with a client goes on that client’s board, with who does it.

A team-only status page for the client is rewritten after each call: where things stand, what is next, what is blocking. The next call with that client starts from there.

  • Shows your pages on screen when asked
  • Writes “Noted” in the chat as it goes
  • Tells your team privately, in the Studio, what only they should hear
Minutes · Fernwick weekly
Decided

German pages go live first, by Nov 30.

Tasks
  • #14Review the German pagesLena
  • #15Send the translated price listAnna
Open question

Does the French version need its own domain?

Tasks went to Fernwick’s board. The status page was rewritten.

Or hold the call inside SoloRiff

No Meet needed. Make a call from the client’s page and send the link: people join in the browser, and the agent is in the room with them.

Here who is who is exact, because it comes from how each person joined — your team from the Studio, the client from their portal, anyone else by the name they type.

Call with Fernwick
soloriff.com/room/fw-7k2qCopy link
  • Anna WeberTeam · from the Studio
  • Lena FischerFernwick · from her portal
  • Profitlark AIProject manager

Audio only for now, up to eight people. Who is who comes from how they joined, not from a name they type.

What it needs

Set up once, then send it to calls

For Google Meet the agent needs a computer that is on during the call: a Mac or a Windows PC with the SoloRiff app. Calls inside SoloRiff need nothing.

  1. 01

    Install the app

    The SoloRiff app on a Mac or a Windows PC with Chrome or Edge, connected to your workspace with a code. It is the agent’s body in the call; your camera and microphone stay yours.

  2. 02

    Give it a Google account

    An account of its own, signed in once in the agent’s browser. Add that address to the invite and Meet lets it in without knocking.

  3. 03

    Send it to a call

    Paste the link and the time, or tell SoloRiff Agent. It joins a minute before, and the minutes are waiting when the call ends.

An AI in the room, out in the open

  • Its name says AI

    Every name it joins under carries “AI”, so nobody in the call mistakes it for a person.

  • Anyone can send it away

    Anyone in the call can ask it to stop talking or to leave, and it goes. Your team can keep it silent to the end.

  • Your devices stay yours

    It draws its own face and voice in its own browser. The computer’s camera, microphone and screen are never touched.

Billed per minute the agent is in the call, from the same credits as the rest of SoloRiff — no seat fee, nothing while it waits to be let in. New accounts get up to $30 in free credits.
See pricing

SoloRiff Agent

You just write.

SoloRiff Agent does it, checks it and tells you what to change — in the app, or from ChatGPT or Claude.

“Join my 3 pm call with Fernwick, take the minutes and put what we agree on their board.”

Meeting agent questions

How does the agent join a call?

Give it the meeting link and the time, in the Studio or in a chat. A minute before, the SoloRiff app on your Mac or Windows PC opens the call in a browser profile of the agent’s own and joins under the name you give it, always with “AI” in it, such as “Anna (AI)”. Your computer’s camera, microphone and screen are never used. For Google Meet to let it in without knocking, give the agent a Google account of its own and add that address to the invite.

Which meeting apps does it work with?

Google Meet, and calls held inside SoloRiff. Meet is where it does everything on this page: it knows who is speaking, uses the chat and shows pages on screen. Zoom and Microsoft Teams web calls are in early support, without the chat or knowing who speaks.

Will it talk over people?

No. As a companion it speaks when someone says its name, or when you ask it to from the Studio; alone with one person it simply answers. Leading a call, it greets people and runs the conversation. A short “mm” while it talks only lowers its voice; real words stop it. Anyone in the call can ask it to stop or to leave.

How does it keep team-only knowledge from guests?

Every document in your Library says whom it is about and who may hear it. While a guest is in the call, the agent can search only what is open to that guest’s company and your project; team-only documents are searched only while nobody but your team is in the call, and an answer drawn from one is cut off if a guest joins. This is decided in code before every search, not left to the model.

How does it know who is on my team?

From the names the call shows. A whole name that belongs to someone in your workspace, or a name they told SoloRiff they use in calls, is your team; anyone else is a guest, and a guest who belongs to one of your clients brings that client’s open documents into the call. You can mark anyone in Live, and your mark wins.

What happens after the call?

The minutes are written: decisions, tasks and open questions. Tasks agreed with a client land on that client’s board, and a team-only status page for the client is rewritten — where things stand, what is next, what is blocking. The next call with that client starts from what was decided before.

What do I need to run it?

For Google Meet: the SoloRiff app on a Mac or a Windows PC with Chrome or Edge, switched on during the call. Calls held inside SoloRiff need no app at all: people join from a link in the browser, audio only for now, up to eight people.

What does it cost?

Every minute the agent spends in the call is billed from the same credits as the rest of SoloRiff, from the moment it is let in until it leaves. There is no seat fee and nothing to pay while it waits.

Let the agent take the notes. And the next step.

Start with your website; send the agent to your first call when you are ready.