Vowel builds a meeting operating system that records audio and video, offers real-time transcription, integrated agendas, notes, action items, meeting analytics, and searchable recordings so users can catch up or find where topics were discussed. The product lets users pause recordings, add notes linked to the transcript, and share meetings for asynchronous consumption. The company operates a freemium business model and plans a paid business plan at $16 per user per month with advanced integrations, security, and admin controls. Vowel recently closed its beta, has amassed a 10,000-person waitlist, and plans a public launch in the fall. The new funding will support growth in product, design, and engineering and the company plans to hire up to 30 people over the next year. Vowel’s vision is to better integrate meetings into typical workflows and capture meeting knowledge across prep, live sessions, and follow-up. Vowel launched the first true meeting platform for remote and distributed teams. The product is designed to make meetings more productive, collaborative, engaging and actionable. The platform enables teams and individuals to host, plan, record, transcribe, search and share video meetings under a single product. The company announced a $4.3M seed fundraise from Amity Ventures, BoxGroup, Company Ventures and Kevin Lin. The article identifies Kevin Lin as co‑founder of Twitch. The announcement was reported by Massinvestor, Inc.

Total raised

$18M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Sep 2021