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HeyPi

HeyPi is an AI meeting and collaboration platform, positioned as the first AI to provide real-time support during meetings. Users can talk directly with Pi during a call, and Pi builds apps, pages, presentations, images, songs, videos, and other content in real time while the meeting is in progress. Its philosophy is "think it, say it, done." The platform supports completing tasks before the meeting ends, such as sending follow-up emails, viewing real-time sales data, posting on LinkedIn, turning ideas into working prototypes, and launching ad campaigns. It is used in three steps: schedule a meeting, talk as usual, and say "Hey Pi" to complete follow-ups, dashboards, or presentations during the meeting. HeyPi works with tools including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn, Shopify, Stripe, Google Ads, Mailchimp, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Slides, Drive, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, QuickBooks, Slack, Notion, Linear, HubSpot, Figma, Google, and Expedia. It is officially described as a real-time human-AI video collaboration platform that lets humans talk, Pi do the work, and connect, collaborate, and visualize ideas in real time within the same meeting space.

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HeyPi is an AI meeting and collaboration platform, officially described as "the first AI designed to support you in real time during meetings." Its core philosophy is "Think it, say it, done," allowing users to collaborate directly with the AI during video calls to complete various work tasks.

In terms of use, HeyPi is aimed at teams and individuals who need to advance work simultaneously during meetings. It tries to solve the problem of "separating meetings from doing the work": there is no need to leave the meeting to complete follow-up actions, and work can happen synchronously while the conversation is taking place. According to the official description, in a single Pi meeting, users can, before hanging up, send follow-up emails, view real-time sales data, post a product launch update on LinkedIn, turn ideas into working prototypes, launch ad campaigns, schedule the next meeting, draft and send contracts, update a website, create a video for the next ad, and bring a customer's ideas to life.

In terms of main capabilities, HeyPi supports voice interaction with Pi during a call. Pi builds apps, pages, presentations, images, songs, and videos in real time while the meeting is in progress. The official description says Pi stays quiet when not needed, and users can trigger the corresponding work by saying "Hey Pi," such as generating follow-up content, a dashboard, or a presentation. This work can be carried out across the user's existing work applications. The official description also mentions being able to turn real-time numbers into a dashboard.

In terms of how to use it, the official steps are three: first, schedule a meeting - click "+ New," choose a time, and add participants, and the meeting link will go directly into their calendars; second, meet with anyone and talk as usual, with Pi staying quiet until needed; third, say "Hey Pi," and follow-up content, a dashboard, or a presentation will be completed on the spot during the meeting.

In terms of integrations and use cases, the official list includes collaboration with the following tools: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn, Shopify, Stripe, Google Ads, Mailchimp, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Drive, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, QuickBooks, Slack, Notion, Linear, HubSpot, Figma, Google, and Expedia. These integrations cover ad placement, socialScenarios such as media, email, calendar, documents, e-commerce, payments, finance, project management, design, and more. The official site also provides an instant experience entry point: click the microphone and speak a command.

In terms of limitations, the current information does not provide details on the charging model, pricing, specific platform support (such as desktop or mobile), language support, data security and privacy policy, account requirements, or available regions.