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Auto-research every candidate interview & client meeting. AI brief with LinkedIn + company news, inside Google Calendar. MeetingPrep AI auto-researches every meeting on your Google Calendar — perfect for recruiters who screen 10+ candidates a week and don't have time to tab-hop through LinkedIn, the company website, and Google News before every call. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension 2. Open Google Calendar and click any meeting 3. Hit the new "Generate AI Brief" button that appears inside the event 4. Get a research-backed brief in ~15 seconds — without leaving Calendar No more pre-call panic. No more "wait, who am I about to meet again?" WHAT'S IN EVERY BRIEF • Who you're meeting — current role, company, location, and notable career details pulled from LinkedIn • Company snapshot — what they do, plus recent news from the past 30 days • 3–5 tailored talking points — written for THIS meeting, not generic openers • Watch-outs — short tenures, role gaps, or anything worth probing • Pre-call checklist — 3 quick things to do in the 5 minutes before the call Built specifically for recruiters, but works for anyone who runs intro calls: founders, consultants, sales AEs, customer success managers, and BD reps. WHY RECRUITERS LOVE IT • Cut prep time from 20 minutes per call to 30 seconds • Walk into every screen with context, not blanks • Never forget who's on the other side of the call • Higher candidate experience scores from better preparation PRICING • Free — 5 briefs/month, company research only • Solo ($19/mo) — 50 briefs/month, includes LinkedIn lookup on every attendee • Pro ($39/mo) — 200 briefs/month, LinkedIn + saved brief history No credit card required to start. Install and try 5 briefs free. PRIVACY MeetingPrep AI only reads meeting metadata you can already see in Google Calendar (title, time, attendees). Research is pulled from public sources only. See https://meetingprep-ai-vercel.vercel.app/privacy SUPPORT: connortoorish1@gmail.com
Sep 8, 2026
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