An AI meeting assistant that fact-checks claims and detects deception in real-time.
Product memo
Frank joins virtual meetings to provide real-time fact-checking, helping participants identify inaccuracies and evasiveness. It targets individuals who need an objective assistant to catch details easily missed during discussions. By focusing on specific 'slip-ups' like financial discrepancies, technical inaccuracies, and dodged questions, it offers a specialized tool for more informed decision-making.
For who
Meeting participants needing real-time fact-checking
Solves what
Detects lies, bad math, and dodged questions during virtual meetings.
- Real-time fact-checking
- AI-powered analysis
- Supports Zoom, Meet, Teams
In their own words
Frank doesn't let anyone bullshit you in meetings.
The quiet advisor in every meeting
He joins your Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams call and quietly tells you when something's off — bad math, financial sleight of hand, technical claims that don't hold up, contradictions with what was said earlier, dodged questions, and promises with no name on them.
Commercial cues
Model
subscription
Free tier
Yes
Trial
Available
Pricing Strategy
- • A 60-day trial substitutes for a free tier, lowering adoption friction.
- • All core fact-checking features are included across every paid.
Operator context
Operating setup
Founded
May 2026
Platform
Web app
Audience
General
Social footprint
Builder Strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Pre Revenue
- Effort
- Solo Buildable
About Frank Expand
Frank is an AI-driven meeting assistant that provides real-time fact-checking during virtual calls. Designed for meeting participants, it helps identify inaccuracies, financial sleight of hand, technical claims that don't hold up, and contradictions.
Frank integrates with popular platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, quietly flagging when something is amiss. Its specialized focus on detecting specific types of 'slip-ups' — from bad math to dodged questions — helps users make more informed decisions.
This approach offers a distinct advantage over generic meeting tools, providing a specialized layer of scrutiny for critical discussions.