Every meeting,
in one place.
The video call, the coffee before it, the site visit after — MagicScreen writes all of them up into one searchable history. So when you go looking for what was actually agreed, it is there, whatever room it happened in.
One tap, and it files itself with everything else.
Empowering client-facing teams at:
The context that usually goes missing
Half of what you need was said away from a screen. When only the calls get written down, you rebuild the rest from memory every time.
The conversations that decide things
Coffee before the QBR. A corridor chat at the conference. The dinner where the real objection finally surfaced. Tap once and each of them is written up and filed with the rest.
One record per account, not one per tool
In-person notes land on the same account, in the same format, next to every call. You open one place and the whole relationship is in front of you.
Ask across all of it at once
“What did they say about pricing?” gets you the answer from Tuesday's dinner as readily as from last month's call, because both are in the same searchable history.
Start it without reaching for your phone
Taking a phone out mid-conversation changes the conversation. The watch keeps capture out of the way — a tap to start, a glance to confirm, and nothing on the table between you and the person you are talking to.
- Start and stop capture without taking your phone out
- A glance at the next commitment before you walk into the room
- Haptic confirmation that capture is running, so you are never guessing
Tap to capture
From the wrist, in a second
Searchable afterwards
In the same history as everything else
You decide when
Capture never starts on its own
In-person capture needs the same permission as any other
Recording a conversation in the room is subject to the same laws and company policies as recording a call, and those vary by where everyone is sitting. Capture is always started deliberately by you — it never begins on its own — and the rules are worth knowing before you use it.
When a customer says no recordingOne history, wherever the meeting happened
Stop keeping the important half in your head. Every conversation written up, filed on the account, and searchable alongside the rest.