A 60-second animated introduction to PokaMind, with illustrations and example data. A transcript line, "We keep the old date.", and the note that a transcript stops there, while a pitch contour rises under "date". Then PokaMind's Social AI engine, which understands how things are said, and what it measures in one illustrated person's own delivery on a call: their tone of voice (their pitch rose on "date", so say it falling), the accent in their own English with a sound to practice, after they turn it on, their body language (they looked at the camera 40% of the time and smiled 3 times), their pace (182 words a minute), and their words (three hedges before the ask). Only they see it. People at these organizations have used PokaMind: ABB, BioInvent, Career 180, Evren and Badalona Serveis Assistencials. Then the products built on the engine: PokaMind Notes on a phone, with what is still open after a meeting; PokaMind Practice, where an AI plays the other side and you see your pitch rose on the price; PokaMind Coach, where a coach's voice note becomes a note for each swimmer, checked by the coach; and EMORI, our desktop robot, in pilot at Badalona Serveis Assistencials, with a read of your own delivery after a voice roleplay. Notes, Practice, Coach, EMORI.
The Social AI engine: AI that understands how things are said.
Note-takers and chatbots work from the transcript. PokaMind's Social AI engine also measures tone of voice, pace, accent and body language, and tells you what to change.
Built on the Social AI engine
PokaMind Notes: launch review
- Still open
- Who tells the retailer.
- Tone of voice
- Your pitch stayed flat on the new date. Lift it to land it.
Your speech, only for you
- Accent detected in your English
- Spanish-influenced. Practice "ship" vs "sheep".
- Pace
- 182 words a minute on the price. Your usual is 150.
PokaMind Practice: price talk
- Body language
- You looked at the camera 40% of the time. Look up when you name the number.
- Your progress
- Price talk, week 1: 182 words a minute. Week 3: 148, with a pause after the number.
The Social AI engine
People take in more than words. They hear tone of voice, pace and accent. They see a glance, a gesture, a smile. They adjust to the room they are in. The Social AI engine brings that layer to AI: it measures how something was said, in a context you choose, and turns it into feedback you can use.
Tone of voice
Your volume dropped on the key number. Say it at the same level as the rest.
Accent and pronunciation
Your own speech, if you turn it on
Accent detected in your English: Spanish-influenced. Stress "fifTEEN" so it is not heard as "fifty".
Body language
Your hands dropped out of frame on all 3 key points. Bring them up when you make the point.
Pace and pauses
182 words a minute on the price, and no pause after it. Your usual is 150.
Who talks when
You spoke for 38% of the meeting and let the client finish 4 of 5 turns.
Cultural context
A context you choose
You set the room to: indirect style. Try "Can we come back to this on Thursday?"
Words
Three hedges, then the ask. Cut "I think maybe" and say "Let's keep the old date."
What you get: feedback on your delivery, tips to improve your speech, notes on how the meeting went, practice runs with an AI playing the other side, and a re-run to see it change.
The engine measures what can be seen and heard. It never labels how anyone feels, and feedback about you goes only to you.
Products built on the Social AI engine
Your notes for online and in-room meetings, plus how the meeting went, in the AI assistant you already use. Feedback on your own delivery stays with you unless you choose to share it.
Built on the Social AI engine
Your words, tone of voice, pace, accent and pronunciation, turn-taking, and your body language from your own camera on video calls.
Launch review
Selected: OnlineIn the room
- Summary
- The launch moves to October 14, after the supplier contract is signed.
- Next steps
- Tom sends the contract to legal by Friday.
- Ideas that stalled
- Priya's soft launch idea drew one question, then was parked at 12:41.
- Still open
- Who tells the retailer about the new date.
- How you said it
- Your pitch rose on "date", so it sounded like a question. Say it falling.
We also build tools to order, such as feedback in people's own words.
Who has used PokaMind
- People at these organizations have used PokaMind:
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On PokaMind Practice
While it felt a bit unusual talking to a screen during the training, the results and feedback have been excellent. It’s definitely worth it. It has created a safe learning environment for our teams.
Emma MeurlingVP Human Resources, BioInvent International AB
In pilot
EMORI helps staff practice in the break room
Staff rehearse a hard conversation by voice with EMORI, our desktop robot, then hear a short read of their own communication style.
What is kept, and who sees it
- PokaMind Notes starts only when you press record, after everyone in the meeting has agreed. Each person who opts in gets feedback on their own delivery.
- Notes are shared only if you choose. Your AI assistant sees only your own meetings, and only if you connect it.
- Feedback on your tone of voice, accent, pronunciation and body language is about your own delivery, from your own microphone and camera, and only you see it.
- In Practice and with EMORI, managers see who practiced and how often. Feedback and the conversation stay with the person who practiced.
- PokaMind is designed not to read emotions, mood or personality, and it does not infer anyone's origin, ethnicity, nationality or cultural background. It does not recognize anyone by face or voice, and it is not used to hire, screen, evaluate or rank people.
Questions buyers ask first
What is PokaMind?
PokaMind builds the Social AI engine, which measures observable signals of how things are said, from your tone of voice to your body language, and turns them into feedback in Notes, Practice, Coach and EMORI. Start with the product that fits your work: Notes for meetings, Practice for rehearsing, Coach for coaching notes, or EMORI, in pilot.
Start with one situation
Bring one conversation your team has every week, and we will show you what PokaMind gives you.
Or write to us
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