Tldv

What is Tldv?

Tldv is a GPT-powered meeting software designed to make online meetings, presentations, and webinars more productive and collaborative. It automatically transcribes conversations in real time, lets you highlight key moments, and makes sharing recordings and notes straightforward. The interface is easy to navigate, so finding recordings, transcripts, and highlights is simple. A free trial is available.

Who created Tldv?

Tldv was developed by a team of programmers building GPT-powered meeting software to boost collaboration and productivity in virtual meetings. The team focuses on making meetings more transparent, accountable, and efficient.

What is Tldv used for?

• Real-time transcription: Automatic transcripts of conversations as they happen.
• Highlighting key points: Flag important moments and action items during meetings.
• Sharing: Distribute recorded meeting videos and transcripts with your team.
• Collaboration: Work together during online meetings, presentations, and webinars.
• Transparency and accountability: Build a shared understanding of what was discussed and drive concrete outcomes.
• Review and reference: Easily revisit important moments in past meetings.
• Knowledge sharing: Help all participants access the same information.
• Time saving: Automated transcription reduces manual note-taking.

Who is Tldv for?

Tldv suits:

• Professionals who regularly run online meetings, presentations, or webinars
• Meeting organizers aiming for efficiency
• Business professionals looking to improve collaboration
• Team leaders who need to track progress and decisions
• Educators wanting to share lecture content easily
• Language interpreters needing accurate records

How to use Tldv?

1. Start your meeting: Run your online meeting, presentation, or webinar with Tldv active.
2. Get real-time transcripts: Tldv automatically transcribes the conversation as it happens.
3. Highlight key moments: Flag important points and action items during the meeting.
4. Share and review: Distribute recordings and transcripts, and refer back to highlights afterward.