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Strawberry is a desktop browser for Mac and Windows with AI "companions" that work inside your open tabs. Ask Sales Sally for prospects from LinkedIn and she builds the lead list in a Google Sheet, with company names and a fit rating. Talent Theo scores candidates against a role. Executive Ellis writes a morning brief and tracks follow-ups. You can also build your own companion around a process your team repeats every week. Because it's a real browser, the companions can work on pages behind your logins, like LinkedIn, HubSpot, and Gmail. Strawberry says passwords, cookies, and history stay on your machine, and you set permissions per app and per action. It also transcribes Zoom, Teams, and Meet calls without a bot joining. Browsing is free. Companion work costs credits: 500 a month free, then $20 for 6,000, up to $250 for 75,000.

Hemory is a phone app that listens to your day and turns what people said into something you can search. Start it by hand or on a schedule, like weekdays 9 to 6, on iPhone, Android or Apple Watch. It splits your day into meetings, meals, work and small talk, and tells speakers apart by voice. Meetings get proper minutes with decisions and action items. Lunch gets a short note. Ask it what Daniel promised on Tuesday and it answers from the transcripts, in any of 100 languages. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP tools can read the same memory with a read-only key. Audio is processed as it streams, and the raw recording stays on your phone or watch. The trial gives you 10 hours of listening. Starter is $10 a month for 20 hours and Pro is $20 for 60. Silence doesn't count. Desktop and web apps aren't out yet.

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.

AxonSheet is an Excel add-in for doing AI work across lots of cells at once, in the sheet you already have open. Paste in a Word or Markdown dump and it becomes rows. Select empty cells and it fills them using the data around them. You can add a column by describing it in a sentence, add rows that match the table, rewrite cells, or have it look things up on the web and put the results in the grid. If something looks inconsistent, it leaves a comment on the cell. Everything happens inside Excel. It's $49 once for lifetime access, but you plug in your own OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or Ollama key and pay that provider for usage. That's good for privacy and a small hassle to set up. It doesn't work in Google Sheets. And it won't tell you what your numbers mean unless you ask it to.