Introducing Telli.sh: AI-Powered Meeting Intelligence for Global Teams
Meet Telli.sh — real-time transcription, translation, and AI meeting notes that break language barriers.
We've spent the last year watching global teams struggle with one persistent problem: meetings are broken when participants don't share a language. Notes get lost in translation. Key decisions vanish. Non-native speakers miss nuance. Today, we're launching Telli.sh to fix that.
What Is Telli.sh?
Telli.sh is an AI-powered meeting intelligence platform that transcribes, translates, and summarizes your conversations in real time. Whether your team spans Tokyo, Berlin, São Paulo, and New York — or you're just trying to keep accurate records of a fast-moving discussion — Telli.sh handles the cognitive load so you can focus on the conversation.
Key Features
Real-Time Transcription
Telli.sh streams a transcript as you speak. Latency and accuracy depend on the recording quality, recognition provider, network and language; review names, numbers and technical vocabulary against the original audio before relying on them.
Speaker Identification
Who said what? Speaker labels help you follow a discussion, but overlapping speech and similar voices can lead to mistakes. Check attribution before assigning a decision or action item to someone.
Instant Translation Across 30+ Languages
Translation mode adds a chosen target language alongside the source transcript. Note mode keeps the source language instead of automatically translating it. Supported languages depend on the selected recording and processing options, so check your language pair before the meeting.
Smart AI Meeting Summaries
After processing your meeting, Telli.sh generates structured notes: key decisions, action items, discussion highlights, and open questions. Review the draft against the source before sharing it; generation time varies with the recording and processing workload.
File Upload Support
Already have a recording? Upload audio or video files directly to Telli.sh. The same pipeline — transcription, speaker identification, translation, summarization — runs on uploaded content just as well as live sessions. Process backlog recordings, onboarding calls, client interviews, or any audio archive you've accumulated.
Who Is Telli.sh For?
Global teams running cross-functional meetings where participants speak different first languages. Telli.sh ensures no one is disadvantaged by language proficiency.
Multilingual organizations that need reviewable records of discussions across regions. Keep the original audio and check the derived transcript and speaker labels; recording consent, retention and any compliance requirements remain the organization's responsibility.
Researchers and journalists who conduct interviews and need verbatim transcripts with speaker labels, ready for analysis or publication.
Anyone who needs reliable meeting notes — whether you're a founder running investor calls, a manager doing performance reviews, or a team lead coordinating across time zones.
How It Works
- Start a session — open Telli.sh, choose your languages, and begin recording directly in the browser. No app install required.
- Speak — the audio streams to our pipeline, which transcribes and translates in real time. You see the transcript appear as the conversation unfolds.
- Finish — when the meeting ends, Telli.sh generates a full summary with action items and key points.
- Review and share — your notes are saved, searchable, and shareable with your team.
What's Next
This is day one. We're building toward deeper integrations with calendar and productivity tools, custom vocabulary support for technical domains, and enhanced summarization formats tailored to specific meeting types — standups, sales calls, research interviews, and more.
We're launching with a free tier so you can try Telli.sh without a credit card. We want to earn your trust before we ask for anything.
If you've ever left a meeting unsure of what was decided, or wished you could share accurate notes with a colleague who wasn't there — Telli.sh was built for that moment. We'd love to hear what you think.