Turn

Invite only

A Mac copilot for client and sales calls.

Help in the middle of the call

Note-takers give you a transcript after the call. Turn answers during it: press ⌃⌥H from any app, and it reads the last 2 minutes and tells you what you need to know right now.

Turn's call window during a made-up call with Maya from Northwind. On the left, the transcript. In the middle, Turn's answer: Maya's 50 euros per lead isn't in your notes, with the file and line it checked. Below, an open menu of modes, each with its shortcut. On the right, the agenda with checkboxes. — The call window, with a made-up client and the menu of modes open

Keyboard first

⌃⌥Q for what to ask, ⌃⌥D for a reply to say, ⌃⌥J to search deeper, ⌃⌥R for a recap so far. ⌘↑ and ⌘↓ go through the answers, and Tab walks their sources.

Fast enough to use while talking

Replayed on a made-up call, from the shortcut to the full answer:

Measure	Time
Help, answer prepared in the background	1.5 s
A new typed question	2.8 s

It knows your files

Answers come from your client folders and your projects. Every quote is checked against its file, and the answer shows where it looked.

Connect it to Onadit and it also searches your past conversations with your agents, which makes it a lot more powerful.

An agenda that runs the call

Before the call, Turn turns the client's folder into an agenda, every line tied to its source. During the call, it sits on the side and you tick it off.

Private by default

The speech is turned into text on the Mac, and the audio never leaves it. Only a question you type about a public fact goes to the web, never the call.

Made for agents

The turn command lets an agent prepare a call and update its agenda before you join.

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