dTelecom

Meta built an AI 'second brain' for its workers. 63,000+ installs across engineering, PM, design, legal, finance. It took a dedicated team and a custom platform. They're now piloting a shared 'Third Brain.' @dMeetApp does this from your meetings automatically. Every conversation → summarized → stored → queryable. No manual input. No separate tool. The meeting is the knowledge base.

If you always wanted to query your calls and just get a reply - now you can. Free to use > dmeet.org

Gartner: '40% of enterprise applications will be integrated with task-specific AI agents by the end of 2026, up from less than 5% today.' And the other half of the forecast: over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by end of 2027. The difference between the two? Infra. Bolted-on agents break. Built-in agents work. @dMeetApp's agents run inside the meeting. Not on top of it.

Meeting-intelligence market is projected to hit $25B by EOY 2026. From under $2B five years ago. Thing is: searching meetings will be as common as searching email. So we built on. AI Memory in @dMeetApp makes every meeting in your history queryable. You ask - you get reply.

We grow: $26K MRR / $317K ARR 🤑

True encryption is what matters when you don't want to trust infra, channel, backend. We just shipped true E2EE 1:1 call for @dMeetApp And here's why in matters: 👇blog.dtelecom.org/dmeet-now-supp…

dTelecom is now #2 by payment volume on x402. The customer now isn't a human - it's an AI agent. They optimize for latency, reliability, price. And pay the winner automatically. That's exactly what x402 enables. Thanks @coinbase for pushing 🤖-to-🤖 payments forward.

Zoom just shipped ZoomMate - its first AI meeting teammate. $20/user/month. Zoom calls it a 'system of action' @dMeetApp shipped meeting agents back in 2025. Plus AI Memory. Plus E2E encrypted chat. Plus real-time translation in 30+ languages. Starting at $9.99 All secure, decentralized, built on @dTelecom's infra.

no one: "do you remember what we promised to share with client in GC?" dMeet: "You agreed to share onepager, media plan and screenshot of internal dashboard." It's like ChatGPT, but built-in to all your calls.

Moment when you have a product that is hot on the market. Not following the trends, but front-running it.

How @dtelecom hears you, in 5 stages: VAD (Neural Engine) → neural noise reduction → speech validation → dual-engine transcription (GPU) → hallucination filtering. 95.6% coverage. 0 hallucinated output. All that fast, enterprise-grade reliable, secure, and 2-4 cheaper than market.

Yesterday we were re-reading our meeting notes. Today you can query everything that happened across your company's call, meeting, putch sessions. We realesd AI Memory for @dMeetApp At last your company's meetings became a retrievable knowledge. Ask dMeet - get reply.

Imagine asking your video conferencing platform: “What did we agree on for the Q4 launch plan on our Thursday daily?” No digging through recordings. No GPTing transcripts. Get the right answer instantly. Something new is coming to @dMeetApp.

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The shift is already happening - learn more: medium.com/dtelecom/from-…

Zoom like: "We launched ZoomMate" @dMeetApp like: • AI Video Agents since Nov 2025 • AI Meeting Summaries - Live • AI Memory (team's knowledge base) coming next • Real-time AI translation in 30+ languages • Built on decentralized comms infra We're building a next-gen workspace for humans and agents.

Classic API billing works for SaaS, but agent billing needs a different flow. An agent reaches a paid endpoint, gets the price, pays with a wallet, and receives the service. No dashboard. No monthly contract. Voice APIs should work the same way. And they do with dTelecom.

A simple voice agent should not take months to prototype. On dTelecom, the first version can be built around a room, a token endpoint, and an STT → LLM → TTS loop. Then x402 adds the payment piece. The agent can speak, listen, and pay for usage.