Fathom records, transcribes, and summarizes your meetings so you can focus on the conversation - #1 Rated AI Notetaker on G2 - Most installed AI Notetaker on Zoom and Hubspot marketplaces - Works with Zoom, Meet, and Microsoft Teams

Fathom records, transcribes, and summarizes your Zoom calls, so you can focus on the conversation at hand.
Easily share call highlights with your team via email and Slack. Automate post-call data entry into your CRM, Google Docs, or Notion.

Hello again Product Hunt and thanks to @chrismessina for hunting us again! Roughly a year after our first launch, we're back with a bevy of exciting new features for your favorite — and still completely free — Golden Kitty-finalist AI notetaker. 🤖 Real-time AI Summarization. Our AI now summarizes any highlights or action items you flag on a call in seconds, so you never need to type anything while in a meeting: Just Click! 🤖 AI Call Summaries. In addition to instant access to your recording and transcript after your meeting ends, you now get a complete, concise call summary generated by our AI. Turn a 30-minute call into a 30-second read! 📽️ Playlists. Rather than sharing individual call highlights, you can now organize and share a whole playlist of highlights from multiple calls. Use it to pull together the biggest aha! moments from your latest user research calls or build a sizzle reel of excited reactions to your killer product demo! 🔥 Redesigned Desktop App. Based on your feedback, we've completely redesigned the Fathom app to take up less screen space, be easier to use, and added new upcoming call notifications that tell you all about who you're about to meet with. 🌐 Multi-Language Support. Fathom now speaks in French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and German in addition to English! 🖼️ Embed Highlights in Notion. Now your colleagues can watch any Fathom call highlight directly inside of Notion. 🗂️ Coda Integration. With our Coda Pack, you can pull down all of your highlights into Coda to organize and share with your team. 🌳 Carbon Net Zero. We're really proud to announce that Fathom is offsetting all of our carbon footprint as of 2023. While it's a small dent in the problem, I think it's an important message to send to both our customers and competitors that this sort of thing should be expected not exceptional. • • • We also want to celebrate some of this past year's successes with you, the community that launched us into the stratosphere: 📈 15X Usage Growth. As you can see from the last slide, our Product Hunt launch springboarded our growth at the start of last year, and we've never looked back! 🏆 650+ Reviews and a perfect 5.0 on G2. Your reviews (thank you so much!) helped propel us to be the 🥇#1 highest-rated app for Transcription, Meeting Management, and Conversational Intelligence (SMB) as well as the 6th Fastest Growing Product of 2023. 💸 $6.7M Raised. Including $1M from our amazing users via our Wefunder campaign (that you can still invest in Fathom through for another few weeks). • • • Thank you again for all your support this past year, and we hope you love all the new additions. 💙 We’d love your feedback and will be here all day for your comments. Fathom is the product it is today because of feedback from our community, so please do not hold back 😅

@chrismessina @richard_white congratulations on the launch! I have used Fathom in the past, and it has been a great resource to have by your side! All the best for 2.0 launch!

@richard_white Fathom is one of the key tools in my stack and something I recommend to all my founder clients. The AI summaries (real-time and post call) are crazy accurate. I call it my Meeting Brain. I’m looking forward to checking out playlists. Congrats to you and the team.

@kenyarmosh Thank you! We might have to pick up meetingbrain.com just in case ;)

@richard_white 🗓️🧠 Don’t forget about me on your private island later. 🤣

Fathom 1.0 was one of the biggest launches on Product Hunt in 2021 — and one that I consistently used when I coached makers on their own Product Hunt launch plans! Fathom is an essential tool during all my calls — and allows me to quickly grab a transcript, send a clip, assign tasks, or revisit important parts of a call to refresh my recollection. I've used Fathom for sales prospecting, user feedback sessions, client and coaching calls, and more. Some of the new Fathom 2.0 AI-powered summarization tools have to be tried to be believed. They're fast, reliable, and useful. I'm still blown away this is free!

@chrismessina Really happy to be back in the saddle again with you my friend. Thanks for hunting us and for the kind words. PS You're going to continue to be blown away because we plan to keep the core Fathom experience free!

Congratulations on being back on Product Hunt! 🎉 I'm so excited to check out all the new features you've added since last year 🤩 I love the idea of using playlists to pull together the best highlights from multiple calls. That's an amazing way to get a good overview of a lot of data without having to read through transcripts. 🤓 I'm also excited to try out the Multi-Language Support, especially since so many of my meetings involve people from all over the world. 🌍 Keep up the great work, Fathom team! 🙌😎

@paolo_degiglio Thanks! Yeah, I would always much rather have 3 minutes of highlight clips than read through the equivalent in transcripts or notes. Glad I'm not the only one :) Let me know what you think one you get a chance to check it all out!

@richard_white Yes for sure 🚀

We use Fathom to take notes when talking to customers and leverage transcripts to inform the roadmap and guide our content.

An unrealistically useful tool. Especially for those who sometimes miss meetings (I'd explicitly note this feature). And analyzing among all that has been said - many times saves so important time for us. I'd also note the ease of use - for this a huge thank you, as it is easy to understand the functionality is simple

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