It joins Meet, Teams, or Zoom like a guest. It answers, presents, researches with your tools, and coaches you privately.
Oct 8 · half day · whole team
Oct 15 · two 90-minute sessions
Anytime · videos + office hours
Alex
DanaEvery agent has its own email address. Nothing to install, no admin approval, nothing for the other participants to do.
Thursday · 10:00 – 10:30am · Google Meet
3 guests
Alex Rivera · organizer
Dana Kim · Northwindsuccess-agent@mainroom.aiJoins on timeAny calendar, any recurring series, or forward an existing invite to the agent. It shows up in the lobby at the start time.
One click from whoever is hosting. It gets a tile, a name, and a voice, and knows who is talking by name.
Ask it things, hand it work, or leave it to listen. Minutes after the call the recap is in your inbox, and the next call starts where this one ended.
Not because it can talk. Because meetings with one in them end differently.
The decision, the commitment, the risk someone mentioned once and nobody wrote down. Logged the moment it's confirmed, carried to the next meeting.
The number, the date, the document, the answer from your tools, in the call instead of in a follow-up three days later.
Owners and dates asked for as actions land, a recap in the chat before you leave, proposed follow-ups queued for approval, not lost in someone's notes.
An anonymous intake link for the quiet half of the room, a nudge when one person has taken the last five minutes, and an agent that waits its turn.
A notetaker bot joins, listens, and sends a summary you'll skim once. A Mainroom agent is a participant. Ask it a question and it answers. Ask for the plan and it's on screen. Ask it to find something and it comes back with it. It works for your side of the call and for the customer's, and it makes sure what was decided leaves the room with an owner.

Aria, when did our SSO rollout actually finish?
A natural voice in the call, not a chat window. Whoever asks gets the answer in the room, in seconds, instead of "I'll check and get back to you."
“SSO went live on August 14th, and your onboarding lead was assigned last week. Both of the Q3 commitments are closed.”

Put up where we are against the rollout plan.
Slides for a plan or a comparison, or a page it builds on the spot: a chart, a table, a calculator. Everyone looks at the same thing, so the discussion moves instead of circling.

Can you show us how the new usage dashboard works?
Walks the room through any real website in a live browser and narrates as it goes. Say "open the team view" and it does. The customer sees the product, not a deck.

Go find the training dates we offered Dana's team. Keep going, we'll carry on.
Looks it up in your connected tools while the meeting continues, waits for a gap, then tells the room: "Two sessions were offered, October 8 and 15. Neither is booked yet." The decision gets made on this call.
Nothing said aloud. A private note to Alex on my.mainroom.ai.
The person who invited the agent gets a private page beside the call: nudges only they can see, and a place to ask anything without the room hearing. The nudges are about serving the customer well, not outmaneuvering them: the question you skipped, the commitment about to slip, when to stop talking.
Both are ready-made in Studio. Give one an address, invite it to the recurring meeting, and it starts carrying context from call to call.
Jordan · e.g. cs-acme@mainroom.ai
Sits in on every customer call. Remembers the account, tracks commitments both ways, coaches you privately.
Starts with HubSpot, Intercom, Notion, plus any connector you add.
Sam · e.g. team-acme@mainroom.ai
Joins every team meeting. Confirms decisions and owners as they land, carries open items to next time.
Starts with Linear, Jira, Asana, Notion, plus any connector you add.
The person who invited the agent gets a private page beside the call. While the meeting runs, the agent coaches you in real time and answers whatever you ask, quietly, with the whole transcript, the account's history, and your connected tools behind every reply.
The question you skipped, the signal you missed, when to stop talking, what to ask next. Short, private, and only when it helps.
"What did we promise them?" "When does their contract renew?" Two sentences back, with a lookup in your tools if it needs one, and the room never hears it.
Proposed follow-ups to approve, the running account report, the full transcript with a summary, and the agent's own settings.
Alex Rivera
Dana Kim
Priya NairA recap in minutes. Over time, intelligence that fuels the rest of the company, and actions that fire the moment you approve them.
What happened, what each person did well, what to try next time. Reply to it and the agent answers.
Every call adds to what the organization knows: sharper coaching, truer revenue forecasts, product decisions grounded in what customers asked for. Any agent you already run can query it through Mainroom's MCP server.
The agent proposes the CRM note, the ticket, the follow-up email. Approve it and it runs. Nothing is written without you.
Type what you want in plain language and AI drafts the whole agent: persona, voice, meeting manners, tools, scorecard, and its own email address. Fifteen templates ship today; everything stays editable.
maya@mainroom.ai. Review, tweak anything, save.The full toolset. Every part is a switch in Studio, so each agent gets only what its job needs.
Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom. The agent joins as a regular participant; admit it from the lobby like any guest. For the full experience, have captions enabled (that's how it knows who's speaking by name) and allow participants to share their screen.
You choose per agent: only you, or anyone with your company's email domain, with no Mainroom account required for your colleagues. Agents built by you stay yours.
Only the person who invited the agent. They get a link to my.mainroom.ai the first time their agent joins a call, and it works for every call after that. Nudges and private questions never appear in the meeting.
Agents announce themselves in the roster and platforms show their standard recording notice. Transcripts power the recap email and, if enabled, the agent's memory; memory and recaps are per-agent switches you control. Tool credentials for connectors are stored server-side and never exposed to the meeting.
No. It speaks when spoken to, waits for a gap before reporting findings, and never talks over a person. Tell it to go on mute and it stays silent until someone asks it to come off mute. You write its meeting manners in plain language, and the customer-facing templates default to silent unless named.
It reports what it found, and you can ask where that came from. Anything it wants to write to a system of record, a CRM note, a ticket, a follow-up email, arrives as a proposed action you approve or discard. Nothing is written without you.
Remove it from the invite, or have the host remove it from the call like any participant. Everyone in the room can see it is there; it never joins silently.
Mainroom is free while in beta. Build agents, invite them to real meetings, and tell us what you'd pay for.
Paste the demo address into any calendar invite and meet an agent on your next call. No account, nothing to install, and you can drop it from the invite any time.
demo@mainroom.ai