Changelog

What is changing in MOG.

A running record of product improvements and fixes as MOG becomes a more dependable meeting companion.

Download See pricing

People collaborating during a focused meeting

From the MOG teamIdeas grounded in the way meetings actually happen.

MOG changes with the meeting4 modes

Sales callDeveloper interviewProject reviewResearch call

Live expressionSales callActive

“The buyer needs proof before pricing.”

Security concern

Budget owner identified

Live expressionDeveloper interviewActive

“The candidate explained the trade-off clearly.”

Architecture reasoning

API failure handling

Live expressionProject reviewActive

“Launch is blocked by the final QA pass.”

Priya owns validation

Thursday target

Live expressionResearch callActive

“Three interviews repeat the same friction.”

Onboarding feels unclear

Setup takes too long

Real-time answer and note experiences represented across the product

Support for Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, and Slack workflows

Clearer pricing, product documentation, and navigation

Latest product update

The current release focuses on the complete meeting journey rather than isolated AI features.

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You

Jordan

Priya

MOG transcript Response ready

First-run onboarding and permission guidance

Meeting controls and visible listening state

Answer quality, latency, and source context

In progress

The team is refining the desktop experience that connects a live conversation to answers, notes, and follow-up without asking users to constantly switch windows.

Follow-through3 actions

Share pilot accessAmina · Friday

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Source context

“Give the product team access before the next customer session.”

Schedule the reviewJordan · Next week

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Source context

“Review usage signals together after the first five meetings.”

Send the customer recapYou · Today

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Source context

“Summarize the decision and confirm the open implementation question.”

Up next

The next milestone strengthens the downloadable desktop experience around a narrow, reliable core. Wider integrations, team administration, and advanced knowledge sources will follow once the fundamental live workflow is strong.

Follow-through3 actions

Share pilot accessAmina · Friday

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Source context

“Give the product team access before the next customer session.”

Schedule the reviewJordan · Next week

›

Source context

“Review usage signals together after the first five meetings.”

Send the customer recapYou · Today

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Source context

“Summarize the decision and confirm the open implementation question.”

How customer feedback shapes the product

Feedback is evaluated against real meeting outcomes: whether MOG found the right context, responded in time, reduced note-taking, and made follow-through clearer. Customers can report moments that helped and moments that missed.

Bring MOG to your next meeting