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Get AI-powered meeting briefings with attendee info, suggested questions, and prep notes — directly in a side panel. Walk into every meeting prepared. MeetingBrief generates AI-powered meeting briefings directly inside Google Calendar. Get a complete prep document — attendee insights, key topics, smart questions to ask, and action items — before your meeting starts. How it works: 1. Open Google Calendar and click on any upcoming meeting 2. MeetingBrief detects the event details automatically 3. Click "Generate" to create your AI-powered briefing 4. Review your personalized prep notes in the side panel You can also enter the meeting details manually if you prefer — just type the meeting title and attendees in the side panel. What you get in every briefing: • Summary — 2-3 sentence overview of what this meeting is likely about • Attendee Profiles — Roles and what each attendee might care about • Key Topics — 3-5 topics likely to be discussed • Suggested Questions — 5 smart questions to ask during the meeting • Prep Notes — What to prepare or review beforehand • Action Items Preview — Likely follow-up tasks Key features: • AI-Powered — Uses GPT-4o-mini for fast, accurate, context-aware briefings • Google Calendar Integration — Automatically detects meeting details when you click an event • Manual Entry — Can't detect the event? Type it manually and generate anyway • Briefing History — All briefings saved locally for quick reference • Copy & Export — One-click copy to clipboard for sharing or note-taking • Privacy First — All data stored locally. Your API key never leaves your browser. Perfect for: • Sales professionals prepping for client calls • Managers preparing for team meetings • Recruiters getting ready for candidate interviews • Students preparing for academic meetings • Consultants briefing clients Bring your own OpenAI API key — get one at platform.openai.com. Each briefing costs ~$0.0001 (a fraction of a cent). Free vs Pro: • Free: 3 briefings per week • Pro ($4.99/month): Unlimited briefings