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Fireflies.AI Corp.

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Sep 25, 2026

Jiang XueqinHOST
4:36
Um, and I, I, I don't even know how to, um-
FritzUNKNOWN
4:41
I think the moderator could probably kick the Fireflies.ai note take-
Jiang XueqinHOST
4:46
Okay.
Jiang XueqinHOST
4:46
All right.
Michael GreenbergGUEST
43:56
So if you want just the simplest AI win you can have, record every one of your sales calls, record every client meeting.
Michael GreenbergGUEST
44:06
And then if you're using a tool like Fireflies or Fathom, you can hook up your AI directly to that through what's called MCP connections.
Michael GreenbergGUEST
44:15
And you can have your codex or your cloud code then go in and pull the transcripts.
Michael GreenbergGUEST
44:24
I keep all of my transcripts in a single file on my computer.
Drew McLellanHOST
45:45
And we're all going to use the same tool, right?
Michael GreenbergGUEST
45:47
Yep.
Michael GreenbergGUEST
45:48
I would buy Fireflies, fireflies.ai.
Michael GreenbergGUEST
45:51
They have a great API and that makes it really easy to capture information.
Christian UlstrupGUEST
60:35
And I've found even as the models have gotten better and better, as a part of the prep for that, we will each, sometimes we'll create a memo that everybody reads to kind of like level set at the beginning.
Christian UlstrupGUEST
60:49
Sometimes each of us will like trawl through all the digital exhaust, you know, the 20 Fireflies transcripts and emails and everything from the whole engagement and try to get up to speed
Nickolas NataliHOST
60:57
in the first few minutes before we actually do the debrief and everything.
Christian UlstrupGUEST
60:59
else and it'll bring things up it'll you know give suggestions that are definitely useful but what emerges then from the conversation between the different parties who are all involved internally who are handling different parts of like the engagement I don't know if it's 100% of the time.
Emma MillsHOST
8:25
Now, if you have them on a video call, it is really, really smart to get these recorded.
Emma MillsHOST
8:30
And we use a app called Fireflies.
Emma MillsHOST
8:33
There are quite, well, there are loads of them now.
Emma MillsHOST
8:35
I think there's Granola, Fireflies, Otter.
Emma MillsHOST
8:38
All of those, that family of apps.
Emma MillsHOST
8:40
We use Fireflys and all of our video calls are recorded in it now.
Emma MillsHOST
8:55
But I'm not going to kind of digress.
Emma MillsHOST
8:57
I'm talking about now calls that are recorded.
Joe SaponareHOST
14:41
Go, what do you got?
Sam ValenciaHOST
14:42
Have you ever worked with Fireflies AI for note-taking, or have you ever had clients that have used that?
Joe SaponareHOST
14:47
I don't think so.
Joe SaponareHOST
14:47
I think I've-
Sam ValenciaHOST
14:49
Yeah.
Sam ValenciaHOST
14:50
There are different, lots of different, and some of the tools like Zoom already have it built in now.
Sam ValenciaHOST
14:53
But there are tools like Fireflies where they can...
Sam ValenciaHOST
14:57
Basically, they join the meeting with you, whether it be Zoom or Teams or whatever, and they transcribe the notes and save it in your Fireflies account.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:29
Otter's answer is that the bot is a tool of the meeting host, not an outside eavesdropper.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:35
A separate set of suits against Fireflies.ai runs on a different theory.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:40
That its voice recognition creates a biometric voice print covered by Illinois law.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:46
No court has settled these yet.

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Episode 33: Build Systems That Let Your Business Grow Without You

Sep 9 · 1 Mention

speaker_1HOST
31:39
It's incredible.
Paul R. GloriaHOST
31:40
For meetings, you can use Fireflies.ai.
Paul R. GloriaHOST
31:43
It joins your Zoom calls as a silent participant, transcribes the entire conversation, and automatically spits out a summary of the action items and emails them to the team.
Paul R. GloriaHOST
31:51
It is incredible leverage.
Wes BotmanGUEST
2:30
But the primary goal for us now is to have as much context as possible about our clients, about our subscriptions, our projects, to be able to serve them better.
Wes BotmanGUEST
2:44
So it's connected to a lot of things from like... contract management to Slack, Fireflies.
Wes BotmanGUEST
2:55
It collects a lot of information in order for us to understand the client better, but also to eventually be able to have a more AI-first design approach.
Wes BotmanGUEST
3:12
How can you do that if you don't have enough context? But it also does a lot of other things to make sure that we work in the right direction.

11 MINS LATER

Wes BotmanGUEST
14:23
And let's see if we can move it somewhere else eventually, but for now it's fine.
Wes BotmanGUEST
14:28
All the things that are connected, yeah, basically what is in the slide.
Wes BotmanGUEST
14:33
So it takes all the meeting transcripts from Fireflies.
Wes BotmanGUEST
14:41
One thing that I noticed with that is that Fireflies often did not have the...
James PringleHOST
0:00
Hello and welcome to another episode of Rider Unicorns.
James PringleHOST
0:02
Today we're delighted to be joined by Krish Ramanini, co-founder and CEO of Fireflies.ai. Now, Krish has done an amazing job at building a profitable AI company, which is maybe a little bit rare in the current market.
James PringleHOST
0:18
Yeah, we want to see more profitable AI companies.
James PringleHOST
0:20
But also, there will be a lot of people listening that will have come across the Fireflies product, as a lot of people would have had a Fireflies Notetaker added to a call that they've been on at work.
James PringleHOST
0:30
So it's great to have you on, Krish.
James PringleHOST
0:32
Thank you so much for doing this.

5 MINS LATER

Krish RamineniGUEST
5:55
A single meeting would have probably cost $10.
Krish RamineniGUEST
5:58
It would have been really expensive.
Subhash KalluriGUEST
1:56
I tried to build a couple of products and I mean, I'll be honest, I failed.
Subhash KalluriGUEST
2:01
And then I started building, you know, a different product called Minutes of basically the whatever now we have, which is very prominent like Fireflies and everything.
Subhash KalluriGUEST
2:11
So we built a similar product to that just before the COVID.
Subhash KalluriGUEST
2:14
And unfortunately, there's a huge demand for the product.

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