How does Convo access my StreamYard calls?

Convo runs locally on your computer, capturing StreamYard system audio. It never joins as a visible bot—other participants don't see it. Audio processes on your device before syncing to Google Docs.

Will other people on the StreamYard call know I'm using this?

No. Unlike Fireflies or Otter, Convo doesn't add a "recording bot" to your StreamYard call. It's completely invisible. Only you know it's running.

Does it maintain Google Docs formatting and structure?

Yes. Convo generates Google Docs-native formatting—headings, bullet points, code blocks. The StreamYard transcript becomes properly structured Google Docs content.

Can it add StreamYard meeting notes to existing Google Docs pages?

Definitely. Link a Google Docs page during meeting setup, and Convo appends the StreamYard discussion to that page rather than creating a new one.

How does it handle technical jargon from StreamYard calls?

Convo is trained on technical vocabulary. It preserves code mentions, API names, framework references from StreamYard engineer discussions in Google Docs docs accurately.

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The problem with manual sync

Post-meeting work kills productivity. After every StreamYard call, someone has to play back the recording, write notes, and manually sync data to Google Docs.

How Convo solves it

Convo eliminates the gap between talking on StreamYard and updating Google Docs. AI processes the call, extracts what matters, and syncs it where you need it.

Join call

AI listens

Processes data

Auto-syncs