Integrations/Google Calendar
Connect your calendar with read-only access, and each session starts knowing who is on the call, what it is about, and where you left things with these people last time.
Read-only. Connect from the desktop app or from your account page on the web.
Before the call
Your agenda sits in the overlay with a Join button. Join opens the call and starts listening, and the session already knows the meeting's name and who was invited.
As it starts
You get a short brief from earlier sessions with the same people or the same recurring meeting: where you left things, what they asked for, and what you promised.
Afterwards
Names are spelled the way the invite spells them, the recap knows who owns each action item, and the session files itself under that client's project.
Work memory
A transcript hears voices, and the invite knows names. Together they turn each session into memory about people and accounts, not just words.
In Assistly, open the account menu, then Calendar, and press Connect Google Calendar. Google asks you to allow read-only access once.
Your agenda appears in the panel and in the meetings dock on the command bar. Press Join on a meeting to open it and start listening.
That's it. Briefs, roster-aware names, and project filing happen on their own.
Read-only. One click to connect, one click to disconnect.