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Thanks @x402 for the feature.
Recording is live in @dMeetApp. On the agent side, the dTelecom x402 Gateway is already doing real volume:
$104K+ volume
49K+ transactions
70 buyers
Voice, STT and TTS paid per request in USDC. No API keys, no accounts.
ALT x402scan stats card for the dTelecom x402 Gateway: pay-per-use WebRTC, Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech for AI agents, paid in USDC via x402. US$104.65K volume, 49.46K transactions, 70 buyers, 12 resources.
Meeting recording is now live in dMeet.
Record your group meetings, watch the replay in-app or download the file when you have permission - all saved to your meeting history, next to your AI summaries.
Built on the decentralized @dTelecom network.
ALT Recording is live in dMeet. Record your group meetings with one tap, watch the replay in-app or download the file when you have permission - all in your meeting history. Paid plans, iOS/Android/web.
You're paying for a scheduling tool you don't need.
Scheduling is live in dMeet, on every plan including Free:
• A direct booking link per meeting type
• Google Calendar sync, so your busy slots never get booked
• Guests see times in their own timezone automatically
• Picking a slot creates the meeting room, no separate video link to paste
One tool instead of two subscriptions.
Two weeks ago: you could ask dMeet about your meetings.
Today: your whole company asks about theirs. Together.
Marketing's campaign calls. Sales' customer objections. Product's roadmap syncs. One shared history behind one question:
"Which action items from the last three marketing meetings are still open?"
Roles decide who sees what. AI Memory does the rest.
Team Workspaces: dmeet.org
Introducing Team Workspaces.
Your company's meetings, turned into shared organizational knowledge.
Every workspace includes:
- Shared AI Memory
- Shared meeting history
- Shared AI credits
- Owner / Admin / Member roles
- Unified billing
Create persistent rooms for Marketing, Sales, Product, Client calls - each with its own link and its own history.
Then ask across all of them:
"What pricing objections came up in customer calls last month?"
"Why did we move the launch date?"
The more meetings you run, the smarter your knowledge base gets.
Live now: dmeet.org/about
Every dMeet call ends with this, written automatically:
✓ Key topics
✓ Session notes
✓ Decisions & action items
✓ Full transcript
✓ One-line overview
No bot in the room. No copy-paste into Notion after.
You hang up >> the record + summary + queryable data - already there.
Try it free → dmeet.org
This is the whole workflow now 👇
You: type 'What did we agree on for the Q3 budget?' dMeet: returns the answer.
Plus you still have:
- the meeting
- the date
- the knowledge base
No rewatching or scrolling transcripts. Your meeting history, queryable like ChatGPT.
Try it free → dmeet.org
dMeet now supports true end-to-end encrypted 1:1 calls.
No server-side access.
No backend-held encryption keys.
No compromises.
We first built encrypted messaging to enable secure key exchange between participants.
Only then did we enable E2EE for calls.
No more "what's my keyword?" call openers.
You're secure and private. By design.
Same meeting. Two very different afternoons.
Zoom: → record the call → store the file → rewatch 60 minutes to find one decision
dMeet: → AI Summary written automatically → AI Memory stores it → ask one question, get one answer
One makes you scrub a video.
The other just tells you.
Try it free → dmeet.org
That's what AI Memory does. Ask across your entire meeting history: 'What did we decide on pricing?' — and get the answer from the exact conversation where it happened
AI should be useful.
For teams.
For individuals.
Something is coming to dMeet.
Something that will help teams utilize knowledge to a different extent.
Imagine asking your video conferencing platform:
“What did we agree on for the Q4 launch plan on our Thursday daily?”
No digging through recordings.
No GPTing transcripts.
Get the right answer instantly.
Something new is coming to @dMeetApp.
