Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Zvonik, the follow-up question you thought of ten minutes later
A beta Chrome extension for Google Meet that suggests one sharper follow-up question during a live conversation.
Field notes
Zvonik works as a live prompt layer rather than a meeting recorder or automated interviewer. The user supplies the conversation type and optional context, then shares the tab's audio so a relay can process it while the extension presents occasional questions. Its default ceiling is five to seven suggestions per call, and the interface is designed to stop when the exchange starts wrapping up. The site says the project is not yet in the Chrome Web Store and currently requires an unpacked install plus a self-run relay.
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