Show HN: A bot that doesn't join your calls and writes your follow-up

1 khalilosman123 0 5/16/2025, 2:08:59 AM withcustos.com ↗

Hey HN,

We hated bots joining calls and spending time writing emails after meetings that included summaries and action items so we built Custos as a Chrome extension to speed things up with no interruption.

What it does: 1. Transcribes your meetings without a bot joining 2. Enables you to write emails in your tone / style using the call transcript directly from your inbox grammarly style

Learn more here: https://www.withcustos.com/

Would love to hear what you think. We’re early and really appreciate feedback from this community.

Thanks!

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Show HN: A bot that doesn't join your calls and writes your follow-up

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