Google Calendar
You never opened a call cold.
- Reads
- Your calendar, read-only, checked every minute. What's next, when it starts, and who's coming.
- Writes
- Nothing. Sayli never writes to your calendar.
Integrations
Works with the tools you already use.
Sayli listens to any call app on your computer and sends what it writes to the tools your team runs on. Every connection says exactly what it reads and what it writes.
Any call app.
Nothing added to the call. Sayli hears what your computer hears, so there is nothing to install in the meeting and no bot in the room.
Works with every call app you already use.
Before the call and after it.
Each connection below is the app's own description of it: what you get, what it reads, and what it writes.
Walk in knowing
Your calendar and your files, read before the call starts.
Outlook Calendar
You never opened a call cold.
- Reads
- Your Outlook calendar, read-only. What's next, when it starts, and who's coming.
- Writes
- Nothing. Sayli never writes to your calendar.
Google Drive
You quoted the doc, not memory.
- Reads
- Read-only on your whole Drive. Sayli opens only the files you paste a link to.
- Writes
- Nothing. Sayli never edits a file and never adds one.
Turn talk into tickets
What the call decided, filed where your team tracks work.
Linear
You said it. It became an issue.
- Reads
- Whatever your Linear key can reach. Sayli looks issues up after a call.
- Writes
- Only what you approve. Sayli proposes the issue, you send it.
Jira
You agreed. It got filed.
- Reads
- Your whole Atlassian site. Sayli looks issues up after a call. One grant covers Confluence too.
- Writes
- Only what you approve. Sayli proposes the ticket, you send it.
GitHub
The issue sat next to the code.
- Reads
- Every repo your key reaches, to fill the picker. Issues, pull requests and files, after a call.
- Writes
- Only what you approve. New issues, in the repo you pick.
Get it to your team
The recap where your team already reads.
Slack
No one asked you for a recap.
- Reads
- Your channel names, so you can pick one. Never a single message.
- Writes
- Briefs and action items, to the channel you pick, when you send them. The bot joins that channel to post.
Notion
A page you didn't have to write.
- Reads
- Only the pages you tick on Notion's own screen, plus any Notion link you paste into Knowledge.
- Writes
- Only what you approve. A new page, when you send one.
Confluence
The wiki page was already there.
- Reads
- Your whole Atlassian site. Sayli reads the pages you send it to. One grant covers Jira too.
- Writes
- Only what you approve. A new page, when you send one.
Keep it in your own notes
Briefs saved where you keep everything else.
Obsidian
Your vault already had it.
- Reads
- Nothing on its own. Notes you hand-pick go to your team's Knowledge.
- Writes
- Briefs, into the folder you choose, when you send one. That write never leaves this computer.
Apple Notes
One tap, and it was in Notes.
- Reads
- Nothing. There is no way for Sayli to read your notes.
- Writes
- Briefs, into Notes, when you send one. Nothing leaves this Mac.
They got it without an account.
- Reads
- Nothing.
- Writes
- Opens your mail app with the brief written. You press send.
Your CRM.
The call lands on the right record.
- Reads
- The attendee's email, to find their record.
- Writes
- Only what you send. A note with the call, and its to-dos as tasks with due dates.
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Attio
- Pipedrive
- Zoho CRM
Your AI assistant.
Ask about your calls from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. It reads what you can already see, and never changes a thing.
Copilot and Cursor connect with a token from Sayli’s settings.
ChatGPT
Open Sayli in ChatGPT's plugins and connect it. Approve once, and you're done.
Claude
In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. Paste your link and approve once.
Gemini
In the Gemini app, open Settings, then Connected Apps, and choose Add a custom app. Paste your link and approve once.
Bring your old calls.
Export from the tool you are leaving and Sayli rebuilds those meetings with their real dates, searchable from day one.
- Otter
- Fireflies
- Granola
- Fathom
- tl;dv
- Jamie
- TurboScribe
- Zoom
- Teams
Webhooks and Zapier.
Signed outbound webhooks, and Zapier, connect Sayli to everything else. On Team and up.
For your AI tools.
A read-only MCP server lets an AI client you trust search your meetings and read a brief.
Always know what to say.
From your next call on.
Free to start, on Mac and Windows.