NimbleGPT — AI that understands your meetings.
NimbleMeet’s own AI engine. At its core is speech recognition trained for the real acoustics of video conferencing: speakerphones, meeting rooms, SIP telephony, and mobile connections. On top of it — speaker separation, your names and terminology, and finished minutes with decisions and action items. Everything runs on your servers, with no data handed to a third-party cloud.
General-purpose recognition drifts on real meetings
Mass-market models are trained on clean studio speech and lose accuracy exactly where real conversations happen: on a speakerphone in a meeting room, over a phone line, on a mobile connection. The result is garbled names, mangled terminology, and unreliable minutes.
We trained NimbleGPT differently. The model is adapted to the actual acoustics of video meetings: telephony codecs, room reverberation, narrow-band audio, and noise. The result is accuracy that holds up where general-purpose solutions fall apart. Published benchmarks for the multilingual engine are on the way — ask us for early results on your own recordings.
What sets NimbleGPT apart
Six differences between an engine of your own and a generic cloud service.
Trained for real meetings
Knows your names and terms
Live transcription
Runs entirely on your servers
From speech to outcomes
AI that adapts to your hardware
The installer detects what your servers can do and picks the right mode — from fully air-gapped GPU inference to a managed API when no AI hardware is available.
AI on your server
A GPU node inside your perimeter runs the full NimbleGPT pipeline next to the conferencing platform. The only option for air-gapped and high-security environments.
AI on a second server
The conferencing server has no GPU? Run NimbleGPT on a separate GPU machine in the same network — the platform calls it over an internal API. Data still never leaves your infrastructure.
AI via cloud API
No AI-capable hardware at all? Connect NimbleGPT as a managed API and pay per minute of audio. The installer detects your hardware and recommends the available mode automatically.
Three steps to finished minutes
Everything happens automatically, with no operator involved.
Hears the meeting as it is
NimbleGPT plugs into the conference and recognizes every participant’s speech — including phone and mobile connections.
Understands the context
Separates speakers, recognizes names and terms from your glossary, and produces an accurate transcript in real time.
Turns it into outcomes
Assembles structured minutes — decisions, action items with owners and due dates, key topics — and delivers them to email and your corporate systems.
Who needs it
Government & regulated industries
Operates in an isolated perimeter with zero data sent to any cloud. Supports strict information-security and data-residency requirements.
Large enterprises
Minutes and action items are produced automatically after every meeting — no manual transcription, no lost follow-ups.
Distributed teams
Stable accuracy on phone and mobile connections, where general-purpose models tend to degrade.
Conference rooms & town halls
Tuned for speakerphones and SIP hardware — quality holds up even in acoustically difficult rooms.
For those who want the details
How the model is built and what it runs on.
- Model type
- Proprietary end-to-end neural speech recognition, multilingual
- Training
- Domain adaptation for meeting acoustics: telephony codecs, room reverberation, narrow-band audio, background noise
- Performance
- Many times faster than real time on a server GPU; multiple parallel streams per card
- Custom glossary
- Adapts to your names and terminology without retraining the model
- Deployment
- On-premise (including air-gap), split GPU node, or managed API
- Meeting minutes
- Automatic extraction of decisions, action items, and open questions
Let’s measure accuracy on your recordings
We’ll deploy a demo in your environment or show it on our test bench — and validate accuracy against your own recordings and terminology.