Your Conversations,
Always Covered.

Ellipses 2.0 listens to your live call through Otter and puts the right thing in front of you at the right moment: the correction, the number, the better phrasing, the question worth asking. Grounded in your own email, Slack, past meetings and store data.

6Color-coded live cards
!SOS when you're on the spot
9Your own sources, one tap each
Open Ellipses 2.0 in claude.ai
GmailOtterSlackAmazonShopifyDriveWebStayQuickBooks (cap)8 of 9 active
URGENTincorrect0:14:02Vendor
"Your minimum on the 90-count is 5,000 units."
The briefing has the agreed minimum at 3,000 units. Worth correcting before pricing is discussed.
Our last agreement had the minimum at 3,000, not 5,000. Can we confirm before we go further?
From briefing
Check with dataSuggested responseAdd to follow-up
ANSWER0:15:40Vendor
"What did last month's reorder come to?"
The September purchase order was 4,200 units across two SKUs.
From Gmail, 9/12
Suggested responseAdd to follow-up
COACH0:16:05
You've made the same point three times. They've conceded it; move to the timeline.
From transcript

About Ellipses 2.0:
Your Co-pilot, Always On

Ellipses 2.0 reads the live transcript every 20 to 45 seconds, compares what was just said against a short briefing you control, and returns at most three cards per pass. Each card is color-coded by what it needs from you, carries the words you could say next, and shows exactly where its substance came from. It assists you; it does not hide from the room.

TierWhen it appearsWhat to do
UrgentWrong information stated as fact that affects a decisionSay something now
CheckUnverified, vague or unsourced claimConfirm it, or run a deep check
AnswerSomeone just asked a question the briefing or data can answerRead it, say it
AddHelpful context you may want to bring inUse if the moment allows
CoachListening, framing, de-escalation, persuasionAdjust how you're showing up
LoopA commitment made, or a decision with no owner or dateClose it before the call ends

Six Cards, One Glance

Six tiers, six colors, one question each. Urgent cards pin to the top of the stack. Any tier can be muted for the rest of the call, and any card can be pinned to a section you return to later.

Action chips

Every card carries two to four chips matched to the meeting type. Work calls: Check with data, ELI5, Devil's advocate, Suggested response, Add to follow-up. Personal calls: Look it up, Good follow-up question, Remember this.

Three Modes,
Your Quality Dial

Pick how hard Ellipses works. Manual when you'd rather tap. Standard for most calls. Turbo when the stakes are high and the room moves fast.

Otter's transcript lags speech by up to about ten seconds, so polling faster than 20 seconds adds cost, not speed. Use SOS or the paste box when you need this exact moment.

Manual

No automatic pulls. Tap Check now whenever you want a pass.

Standard, every 45s

Balanced triage on each pass. The right default for most calls.

Turbo, every 20s

Quick-tier triage. An Urgent card with an incorrect verdict auto-escalates to a deep check, capped at three per ten minutes.

Quality: Fast, Balanced, Deep

Sets the model tier for deep checks and answers. If your plan substitutes a tier, the card says which one actually answered.

SOSOr paste what was just said (Meet captions) and press Enter
Bridge: "Good question. Let me make sure I answer the part about timing first." Answer: The pilot ships on the 15th if the label proof clears by Friday. The two open risks are the proof itself and the carton count, and both have owners as of this call.
From briefing and transcript

SOS, Brainstorm, Ask

SOS

For when you're called on and lost. One tap pulls the transcript through to now, then returns a natural bridge sentence that buys a moment, followed by a short answer to what was most likely asked. Copy Meet's captions into the paste box, press Enter, and it runs on that text directly.

Brainstorm

One button for the whole call: three to five options the room hasn't considered, each with a one-line trade-off. Keep any of them into your notes.

Ask

Ask anything mid-call. Fast answers from the briefing and transcript, or turn on connectors for a sourced answer in 30 to 90 seconds.

Your Sources,
Your Badges

Every output carries a lightweight badge saying where it came from. Any number without a tool or briefing source gets the unverified badge automatically. There is no confidence score to interpret; the badge is the whole story.

Work calls default to as many sources as the plan's tool cap allows, in priority order: Gmail, Otter, Slack, Amazon, Shopify, Google Drive, web search, Stay, QuickBooks. A visible count means nothing is ever dropped silently. Calendar detection and the Otter transcript never take a tool slot. Personal calls use no connectors at all.

GmailOtterSlackAmazonShopifyDriveWeb searchStayQuickBooks (cap)8 of 9 active · 11 of 12 tool slots
What badges look like
From Shopify, 9/25 From briefing From Otter, meeting on 9/18 From Drive, notes 9/23 Claude's knowledge, not verified

Amazon Data, Your Way

Ellipses runs fine without Amazon data. If you want deep checks to pull sales, ads and inventory, pick one path in Settings. Each is an account you set up once with the provider, then connect in claude.ai under Settings, Connectors.

Wired today

Aakaar AI

Product, ad and account performance from Seller Central and Ads. Ellipses uses it now; paste the profile ID it lists.

aakaarai.com
Beta, slot reserved

Amazon Selling Partner plugin (official)

Amazon's own connector for Claude, announced September 23, 2026. US stores, Professional plan, about a minute to connect; some sellers are waitlisted. Ellipses has the slot ready for when your invite lands.

Amazon's announcement and setup
Open beta, slot reserved

Amazon Ads MCP Server (official)

Amazon Ads' own server for campaign and ads data. Needs active Ads API credentials.

Amazon Ads announcement
Slot reserved

Windsor.ai or Seller Labs

Managed connectors that bridge Seller Central and Ads into Claude without developer setup. Either can be wired on request.

windsor.ai · sellerlabs.com

How to Run Your First Call

  1. Open the page and go.Your time zone is picked up automatically. Add your name if you like; everything else is optional. In a hurry? Guest mode works instantly, with no setup and no connectors.
    Guest: offYour name (optional)
  2. When the call starts, tap Detect meeting.It finds the live event on your calendar and writes the title, attendees and invite notes into the briefing.
    Detect meeting
  3. Add your goal and the numbers you may cite.The briefing is ground truth. Anything not in it is treated as unverified rather than guessed.
    MEETING: Q4 vendor call · 2:00 pm MY GOAL FOR THIS CALL: confirm the 3,000 minimum KEY FACTS / NUMBERS I MAY CITE: ...
  4. Point it at the Otter transcript.Paste the meeting link, or tap Find latest once the notetaker has joined.
    Otter meeting link or IDFind latestCheck now
  5. Pick a mode and work the cards.Red means speak now. Tap a chip for data or a response. Pin what you'll come back to. Mute a tier that's getting noisy.
    ManualStandard 45sTurbo 20sCheck with dataSuggested responsePin
  6. Reach for SOS, Brainstorm or Ask when you need them.SOS when you're on the spot. Brainstorm when the room is stuck. Ask for anything else.
    SOSOr paste what was just said and press EnterBrainstorm
  7. After the call, open Notes.Follow-ups, remembered items and kept options are waiting there for your recap.
    Notes for after the call (4)

Private by Design

  • No personal data in the page. Your name, time zone, email domain and account IDs live in a per-device Settings panel that starts blank. The page source contains none of it.
  • Your connectors, your usage. Each viewer runs on their own claude.ai connectors and pays their own usage. Sharing the link shares nothing else.
  • Guest mode. No connectors, no briefing, generic coaching only.
  • Reset. One tap clears the briefing, findings, pins, notes, transcript, source toggles and settings on this device.
  • Transparent to the room. On personal calls, the other person should know Otter is on the call.

Limits worth knowing

  • Deep checks use at most four connector calls and cap each result at about 10 KB.
  • Turbo costs more than Standard; the escalation cap keeps a noisy call from running up usage.
  • Stay queries are fixed and date-bounded on purpose. QuickBooks answers come from line items only.
  • Guest mode still uses Otter for the transcript; without it, the paste box is the input.

Roadmap

2.0 (now)Card tiers, chips, modes, quality, SOS, Brainstorm, pins, badges, connector bar, Calendar detection, Guest, Reset
2.1 BriefAuto-briefing at join: last meetings with the same attendees, recent email and Slack with them, business data if the topic calls for it
2.2 CalibrateA private per-user profile built from your own email, calendar and Slack, then shared with the team
2.3 Follow-throughSummary, decisions and commitments by person; one-tap Gmail draft; optional Asana tasks

When the page's limits start to bind, v3 rebuilds on the Claude API: the same connectors, built-in web search, long-term memory per user, and direct audio to remove the transcript lag.