Roundtable today: every voice got room.
Everyone got a turn.
For Google Meet · Free during beta
Not a notetaker. A teammate who makes roo.
Roomy shows who gets heard in your Google Meet calls. Take the floor when it counts, show your impact over time, and help your team run meetings where every idea gets heard.
Weekly product sync
Today · 32 min · 6 people
Your share0%fair share 17%
Cut off · 1Held your ground 1
Balance 82/100YouP2P3P4P5P6Cut offHeld your groundShort attempt
AI debrief
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If you're cut off, calmly say you'd like to finish, then take your time.
Written from your numbers only.
Listening
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A quick look at how the beta works today.
From the live call to your next one.
Roomy alerts you during the call, shows how the floor was shared, tells you what it means, and lets you share the wins.
Alert during the call
Know when you're cut off, as it happens.
If someone talks over you and you stop, Roomy tells you quietly, so you can take the floor back. Only you see it.
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P6Your share, live.
A small panel over Meet shows your speaking time next to your fair share.
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You · fair share 17%
One tap to rate it.
Helpful, neutral or annoying. Your ratings show up in your review.
You were cut offTake the floor back.nowHelpfulNeutralAnnoying
Kept talking when someone cut in? Roomy counts that too: held your ground.
Review
See how the floor was shared.
Who spoke when, minute by minute, with every interruption and how it ended.
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The room map.Soon
Each person is a circle sized by speaking time.
- Cut off
- Held your ground
- Short attempt
Click a person for details · drag to move · Esc to close
Women vs men, from your tags.
You tag people, Roomy never guesses.
Women · 30% of speaking time · 40% of the room
Men · 52% · 40%
Roomy analyses
Know what it means.
An AI debrief written from your numbers only: three observations and one thing to try next time.
AI debrief
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If you're cut off, calmly say you'd like to finish, then take your time.
Written from your numbers only.
Meeting type and balance.
Roundtable, Ping-pong, Monologue or Crossfire, and a balance out of 100.
Your share over time.
See if you're getting more room, call after call.
Share
Your wins, ready to share.
A link that shows only the numbers you pick. Never names, never the meeting title. Revoke it any time.
- Only the numbers you pick.
- Never names or the meeting title.
- Revoke the link any time.
Pick what to show
Never shown: names, meeting title, cut-offs
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Took my fair share of the floor today.
My speaking time19%fair share 17%
- Balance · 82/100
History could have asked Roomy.
- 2009
Live on TV, Taylor Swift was accepting Best Female Video when Kanye West took her mic: 'I'mma let you finish.' She didn't get to.
Roomy would have shown
MTV Video Music Awards, 2009You were cut offTake the floor back.now - 2016
Women in Obama's White House had a rule: when one made a point, another repeated it and named who said it first. They called it amplification.
Roomy would have shown
Held your ground · 3The Washington Post, 2016 - 2012
In a study of 94 discussion groups, women spoke less than their share of the room in most of them.
Roomy would have shown
Karpowitz, Mendelberg & Shaker, American Political Science Review, 2012Women · 30% of speaking time
40% of the room
- 1944
Lise Meitner explained how the atom splits. The 1944 Nobel in Chemistry went to her colleague Otto Hahn alone.
Roomy would have shown
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1944Idea first raised by P2 · 12:04Coming soon
How it worksTwo minutes to set up.
Two minutes to set up.
Then just talk.
- Roomy for Chrome · Extension addedPinned to your toolbar1
Add Roomy to Chrome
Download it and load it in Chrome. A one-click Chrome Web Store version is coming soon.
2Connect your account
One click links the extension to your Roomy account. Choose where each call goes: just you, or your team.
- YouP2Listening
You 0% · fair share 17%
Start3Join your Meet
Press Start and talk. Roomy measures in your browser, and your review is ready when you hang up.
Speaking time shapes who gets heard.
Read the research3× more Teams meetings and calls per week than in February 2020.
In a study of 256 students working in teams, those who spoke more were more likely to be named leaders, even after accounting for personality and intelligence.
Companies with the most gender-diverse executive teams are 39% more likely to outperform financially than those with the least.
Private by default.
Roomy keeps who spoke when, never what was said. Your calls are yours: you decide who sees what.
No audio. No words.
Roomy listens in your browser and keeps only who spoke when.
You tag. Roomy never guesses.
Gender comes only from the tags you set, or stays 'Not said'.
Delete anything, any time.
Rename, retag or delete any call, or your whole account.
One meeting assistant, for you and your team.
19% · fair share 17%
Youfair share Cut off · 3 → 1
For solo usersTake your space in every call.
See when you get the floor, get a quiet alert when you're cut off, and watch your share grow.
Balance 78/100
Roundtable 3Ping-pong 1Monologue 1Names hiddenFor teamsMeetings that make room for everyone.
Anonymous team totals, the meeting-type mix of your recurring meetings, and balance over time. No ranking of people, ever.
What's next.
Roomy is in beta. Here's what we're building. Vote for what you want first.
See the roadmap and votePlanned
Zoom and Teams, with a meeting bot
Roomy joinedGoogle MeetZoomTeams
Planned
Ask Roomy, a chat over your meetings
Which meetings give me the most room to speak?
Your 1:1s: 46%. Sprint planning: 12%.
Sample
Planned
Meeting recorder connection
Connect your recorder
Take care of your career,
one meeting at a time.
Your ideas deserve the floor.
Roomy shows you when you get it, and when you don't.
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