Every meeting,not just the calls.
Blu already handles the call at your desk. This is the lunch, the hallway and the office visit, recorded from your pocket.
The meeting with no link
Tap record in the room. Live transcript on screen, speakers named as they talk, and it keeps running when you put the phone away.
A reply written from the thread
Open a contact's email, swipe, and Blu drafts the response. Edit it or regenerate it, then send from your own Gmail.
The same workspace, smaller screen
One account across Mac, Windows and iOS. The deal you opened at your desk is the deal that is open on the phone.
It runs while thephone is down.
Start it, set it on the table, and let it work. The transcript fills in live, and minimizing the app does not stop the recording.
A transcript you can watch fill in
Live waveform, a running timer and the transcript on screen as people speak. You are not waiting for a file to process.
Name the speaker while they talk
Tap Speaker A and give it a real name mid-meeting, so the write-up reads properly without a cleanup pass.
Pause for the part that is off record
Pause and Resume are one tap, for the moment somebody asks you to stop taking notes.
Six transcription engines to pick from
Deepgram, Speechmatics, ElevenLabs, AssemblyAI, OpenAI or Soniox, chosen per recording alongside the language.
Not every meetinghappens in a room.
Paste a link and the bot joins the call without you. Or upload the file somebody else recorded and get it transcribed the same way.
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Capture by link
Paste a Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams link and the bot joins, so a call you are not on still gets captured.
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Upload anything you already have
MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG or FLAC, up to 500 MB, transcribed into the same meeting list as everything else.
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One list at the end
However it arrived, the meeting lands in the same place with playback, the transcript and the summary.
Answer the thread,not the notification.
Open the contact, read the whole conversation, and let Blu write the reply. It sends from your connected Gmail, in your own name.
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One feed for what changed
Replies, journey completions, meeting reminders and test results land in Messages, filtered to Sales or Marketing.
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Swipe the email for a draft
The contact's Emails tab holds the whole conversation. Swipe left on a message and Blu writes the reply from it.
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Send it in your own name
Edit it, ask for another one, or send it as written. It goes out from your connected Gmail.
Update the dealbefore you forget it.
The walk back to the car is when the notes are freshest. Edit the stage, add the task and close the loop from the phone.
The pipeline in one card
Deal count, total value and what closes this week, above a list you can search and filter by stage.
Real, editable fields
Eight named stages all editable from the phone.
Everything links both ways
Add the task and it hangs off the deal and the person. Tap through from any of them to the others.
Accounts hold their people
An account carries its deals and its users, with tagging and owner assignment from the card menu.
The same workspace,not a shrunken one.
One subscription covers every platform. Sign in and the organizations, projects and records are the ones you already had.
Pick up where the desktop stopped
The deal you opened at your desk is open on the phone. Nothing syncs, because there is only one workspace.
Pin the three you use
Home is fixed and three slots are yours. Drag to reorder, and the other sections stay one tap away in the menu.
Marketing work travels too
Journeys, experiences, reports and dashboards are all here, which the desktop app does not carry.
Face ID to get back in
Reopening after the app has been backgrounded asks for Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode, not a full sign-in.
Wired into the toolsyou already open.
Blu captures Zoom, Google Meet and Teams from your own machine, and reads the calendar, mail and deal records you already keep in Intempt.
They stopped stitching tools andhired one system.
StockInvest
“Acquisition and retention finally feel like one connected motion instead of two separate problems.”
Jim Stromberg
CEO, StockInvest
FieldsUSA“We finally have one system that sees the whole customer journey.”
Eric Gardner
COO, FieldsUSA
Hoperfy“With Intempt, we built a signal-led pipeline driven by real behaviors.”
Tadas Kertenis
Co-founder, Hoperfy
4.5
rating on G2
10B+
events processed
500M+
user profiles
7+ yrs
profitable
50+
enterprise customers
Frequently askedquestions.
iOS is in App Store review now, and Android follows. Join the waitlist and you get one email when it is live, which is the only email you will get.
No. They sign into the same workspace and one subscription covers both, but each one works on its own. Most sellers run desktop for calls at their desk and mobile for everything else.
Records the meeting that has no video link, so lunches, hallway conversations and office visits get captured. It also carries journeys and experiences, which the desktop app does not.
Live coaching during the call. The real-time overlay is a desktop feature and there is no phone equivalent.
Yes, and it is the reason to use it. Tap record, put the phone down, and the transcript fills in on screen while you talk. Minimizing the app does not stop it.
Recording laws vary by location, and you are responsible for getting consent where it is required before you record anyone. We take the same position in our documentation.
You choose per recording: Deepgram, Speechmatics, ElevenLabs, AssemblyAI, OpenAI or Soniox. Pick it on the first screen, because the provider and the language lock once recording starts.
Edit. Accounts, deals, users and tasks are all creatable and editable from the phone, with eight named stages, deal type, priority and owner.
Your connected Gmail account, under your own name. Blu writes the draft and you send it.
MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG and FLAC, up to 500 MB per file.
Yes, the same free plan as the rest of Intempt. The app does not have its own price.
Ready when you are
The next meeting is noton your calendar.
It is a coffee, a hallway, a drive, and it still moves the deal. Be the person who has the transcript afterwards.
Download on theApp StoreIn review
Get it onGoogle PlayLaterJoin the waitlist
iOS · in App Store review · Android · later · Free plan available
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