FerndeskReview: A help center that updates itself when your product changes.

Meeting.ai takes a meeting and turns it into the document you'd otherwise make afterwards. Paste a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams link and a bot joins the call. For meetings in a room, record in the browser or the phone app. You get the transcript, the minutes, and a one-page Visual Note of what was decided. Ask it to turn this morning's stand-up into notes and action items and that's what you get. From the same thread you can make the follow-up, like a campaign review, an investor update or notes from a contract negotiation, exported as PowerPoint, Word, Excel or PDF. Intern is €28.50 a month for about 16 hours of online meetings. Manager is €47.50 for about 27 hours with a stronger model, and Director is €66.50 with unlimited in-person notes. Each revision costs coins again, so changes add up.

Dots are always-on agents inside ChatGPT, powered by GPT-6 Astra. Each dot has its own cloud computer and browser and works toward your goals around the clock. It's aimed at professionals and teams who want an agent that takes a project and keeps going with it between conversations. You message or call your dot in ChatGPT on desktop, web or mobile, or message it in Slack and Teams. It learns from your feedback, flags what needs attention and comes back with finished work for you to review. In one early test, a dot noticed a forgotten invoice, prepared it and sent it once the user approved. Custom Rules and an Activity View decide how much it does without asking.

Iris is an AI agent you text from iMessage. You tell it what you need in an ordinary Messages thread. When it needs access to Gmail, Calendar or Drive, it sends you a link to connect that one account, so there's no setup up front. Anything you ask for often can be saved as a skill and run again later. It can write, code and translate. The free plan includes iMessage, the supported connections, memory and saved skills, and doesn't ask for a card. Plus is a paid monthly plan for longer jobs and scheduled skills. Everything happens over iMessage and SMS, so there's no app or desktop window to learn. That's great if you live in Messages. If you're Android only, or you want an assistant that docks next to your work on a Mac, look at Sider Omni instead.

screenpipe records your computer so an AI agent can answer questions about work you've already done. It captures your screen, reads the text off it when an app won't share it, transcribes audio, and logs which window you were in. Ask what you told a client about pricing and it searches the recording, including the bits you never saved anywhere. It doesn't join your calls, and by default nothing leaves your machine. A local API and MCP let Claude, Codex or your own agent see only the parts you choose, so the end of a meeting can kick off notes or a follow-up. You decide which apps, windows and websites to exclude before anything is recorded. Free covers one device and your recent work. Basic is $25 a month, or $21 a month billed yearly ($250/year). Business is $50 per seat a month, or $42 billed yearly ($500/seat/year). See screenpipe.com/pricing for current plans. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and uses about 30 GB of disk a month.