Yes. Before a sales call, Sabi assembles a brief with who you are meeting, your recent context with them, what they care about and suggested talking points, then texts a one-line version 10 minutes before the meeting: who, what they want, what you owe them. After the call, she turns the notes into action.
By Bruce van Zyl, co-founder of Sabi · Updated October 29, 2026
Four things: who you are meeting, the recent context between you, what they care about, and suggested talking points. That is the whole call brief, built for the two minutes before you join.
Talking points are the part most founders skip; Sabi suggests them, so you walk in with an opening and a next step in mind.
Sabi's call brief covers who you are meeting, recent context, what they care about and suggested talking points, assembled before the meeting from your email, calendar and CRM.
From the tools you already connected: the email thread from Gmail, Outlook or Microsoft 365, the meeting from Google Calendar or Outlook, the deal history from HubSpot, Salesforce or HighLevel.
Memory fills the gaps. Sabi remembers your business, your clients and your priorities between conversations, so what you told her about this prospect last month is still in play today.
Sabi builds the brief from Gmail, Google Calendar and your CRM plus what she remembers about the client, and for paying customers Night Shift cross-references client notes overnight.
By text. Sabi sends a one-line brief 10 minutes before the meeting over iMessage or SMS: who, what they want, what you owe them. The full brief is one reply away if you want it.
Between calls you can also reach Sabi in the web chat at meetsabi.com, Slack, Discord, email or the iPhone and Android apps, and a voice memo you text her is transcribed.
Sabi texts a one-line brief 10 minutes before a meeting with who you are meeting, what they want and what you owe them, so the prep fits on a lock screen.
They turn into work that gets done. Fathom, Fireflies and Otter stop at the transcript, and Granola stops at notes; the follow-up email, the CRM update and the next meeting are still on you.
Hand Sabi the notes and she files them, updates the CRM, schedules the follow-up and books the next step. A voice memo texted on the walk back becomes the notes she works from.
Sabi acts on meeting notes where Fathom, Fireflies and Otter end at the transcript: she files the notes, updates the CRM, schedules the follow-up and books the next step.
Yes. Sabi negotiates times with leads or clients over email, books the meeting on Google Calendar, Outlook or Microsoft 365, reschedules when plans change, and protects your focus time while she does it.
Each change comes back to you as a one-line text confirmation. Two honest limits: Sabi is single-user today, so the brief is for the founder and not a sales floor, and a human assistant still wins on relationships and judgment in the room.
Sabi negotiates meeting times over email, books and reschedules on your calendar, and texts a one-line confirmation per change.
Free starter credits, no credit card; connect your calendar by text and ask for a brief before the next meeting.
Yes. Zoom is one of Sabi's named integrations, and the brief is built from your calendar, email and CRM no matter where the call itself happens.
Yes. Those tools produce the transcript; Sabi picks up after it, filing the notes, updating HubSpot or Notion and booking the next step.
It stays in the United States on SOC 2 compliant providers, encrypted in transit and at rest, with each customer's data kept separate, and the terms of the AI providers behind Sabi do not allow training on it. Inovo Studios' SOC 2 Type 2 program has begun, and no report has been issued yet.
Not yet. Sabi works for one founder at a time; team seats are on the roadmap.
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