Virgil listens to the conversation
Both sides, transcribed on your Mac in real time, so it has the context to help the moment it matters. Nothing recorded, nothing uploaded.

Virgil helps you speak with confidence. One calm prompt, privately, in the moment, and it never speaks for you.
Private. Secure. Runs locally on your Mac.
Virgil
The problem
Notes and recaps tell you what went wrong after the call is over. But the moment to fix it was live, when you were monologuing past the point you had won, or talked over the objection instead of letting it land. Virgil coaches you in the call, while you can still change the outcome.
Both sides, transcribed on your Mac in real time, so it has the context to help the moment it matters. Nothing recorded, nothing uploaded.
One glanceable prompt, categorically distinct, timed for when you are listening, and gone once it lands. You phrase the move yourself.

After the call, Virgil writes you a straight debrief: what worked, the one thing to sit with, and what it captured for you.
You caught the objection cleanly. Twice you held the floor past 90 seconds, once right after the room went quiet.
Not just a notetaker. Granola takes the minutes. Virgil coaches you live, then debriefs you straight after.
Not a teleprompter. It names the move, never the line. You phrase it yourself, in your own voice.
Not another bot joining calls. Nothing joins and nothing is recorded. A private overlay only you can see.
A cold call wants you talking more, discovery wants you listening. Virgil knows the difference.
Pricing
10 pilot spots, 6 left
Early access
per month
Minimum 5 seats
per seat/month
Private by architecture
Not a policy promise, an architecture. Capture and transcription run locally, so the private things said on a call physically cannot go anywhere.
Both sides of the call, processed by Apple's on-device speech models. Audio never leaves your Mac.
No audio file is ever written. Not stored, not buffered to disk, not anywhere.
No bot joins, nothing appears on the guest list. The overlay is on your screen only.
Sessions live in local files on your machine. Open them, export them, delete them anytime.
The one thing that leaves: live cues send short text excerpts to the coaching model over an encrypted connection. Audio never goes anywhere.
Coaching you can trace
Every benchmark wears its evidence, peer-reviewed, large-dataset, or vendor-authored, so you know whether a target is proven or a rule of thumb.
“Winning demos average under 76-second stretches. You're at 94.” Large-dataset benchmark
Notes and recaps tell you what went wrong after the call is over. Virgil coaches you during the call, when you can still hand back the floor, probe the objection, or ask the question you were about to miss.
Startup founders and SaaS teams who live in calls: discovery, demos, negotiations, user research, and interviews. If the way you run the conversation decides the outcome, Virgil is for you.
Yes. Transcription runs on your Mac. Audio is never recorded or uploaded, and conversation audio never leaves the device. Coaching happens locally, in the moment, and is gone.
No. Nothing joins the meeting, there is no bot on the guest list, and nothing is recorded. Virgil is a private overlay only you can see.
No, and that is deliberate. Virgil names the signal and the move: it never feeds you a line to read. You phrase it yourself, in your own voice.
Any call your Mac can hear: Zoom, Teams, Meet, Slack huddles, anything. macOS 14 or newer.
The pilot is free and invite-only while we tune Virgil with early users.