# FAQ & help > The questions people ask before they start, answered plainly — and where to go when the answer is not here. ## What is Just Say It? A screen that keeps up with a conversation. You talk — in a meeting, a classroom, a living room — and the slide composes itself in real time: your numbers become charts, the people you name get their faces, places get maps, a chess opening gets a board. A co-presenter listens, answers out loud, and puts the notes up when you ask. ## Do I have to prepare slides? No. There is nothing to click and nothing to build. Start a session, say what you mean, and the slide is on the screen before you have finished the sentence. Afterwards every topic of the conversation is kept as a slide, and the whole set prints as a deck. ## How is Just Say It different from Gamma or Otter? Gamma makes a deck before a meeting — from a topic, your own text or a file — for you to present. Otter joins your Zoom, Teams or Meet calls and gives you text: a live transcript, then a summary and answers. Just Say It is the room where the meeting happens: as people talk, the screen everyone sees builds itself — the figures as charts, the people named as faces, the places as maps — and the notes are kept. The comparison pages on this site set them side by side, each with its facts from its own site. ## What can appear on the screen? Statements as headlines; figures as charts; lists; the faces of the people and the marks of the companies you name; maps of the places; pictures; whole stages such as a chess board, a pitch, a grid of portraits or an org chart; and the notes of the conversation, one page per topic. ## Does it talk back? Yes. The co-presenter answers questions out loud, writes notes as it goes, and can bring back what was decided in earlier conversations you took part in — “what did we decide on pricing last week?” is answered only from meetings that everyone listening took part in; when someone in the room was not in that meeting, the answer goes to the asker’s own screen alone, and a conversation marked private is never brought back. ## Can several people use it at once? Yes. Invite people into a room — one guest on Free, up to six on Pro, thirty on Team — with camera, microphone and screen share; each person is transcribed under their own name and everyone sees the same slide. On Team the room runs on your shared pool of minutes, so nobody you invite needs a plan of their own. ## What does it cost? The first ten minutes are free with no account and no card. A free account has 90 minutes a month and a room for you and one guest. Pro is $19 a month, or $15 a month billed yearly, for 600 minutes, rooms of six and unlimited history. Team is $29 a month a seat, or $25 billed yearly; each seat adds 1,000 minutes a month to one pool your whole team shares, with rooms of thirty — everyone in your rooms is covered. Run out and you can add 100 minutes for $5 — we ask you first, up to four times a month. A paid plan renews each month or year until you cancel it in the customer portal; if you cancel, you keep the minutes you paid for until the month is over. A whole organisation — your own cluster, single sign-on, invoicing — is priced by talking to us. ## Can it make a film of the meeting? Yes. When a meeting ends, the host clicks Animate: the co-presenter asks four things out loud — which slide or the whole meeting, who stars, the style (documentary, film noir, anime, claymation and more), how long (30 seconds, a minute or two) — and a short film lands as the last slide of the deck within about a minute. People can star if they agree on their own screen — with their own picture and, if they record a line, their own voice — or if the host adds them to the host’s cast with a photo and, if used, a voice sample, under the host’s statement that the person allowed it; a host’s statement is not the person’s consent to us, and the Terms say what the host takes on. Every film carries a small “AI-generated” mark. A film costs $5 a minute of film, prepaid — you add credit first and nothing is charged for a film until it is on the screen; a free account has one free film for life, Pro three a month, and films on a Team plan are included at no charge. ## Where do my recordings go, and who can see them? Every conversation is kept for the account that started it — its transcript, its slides and its notes — until you delete it. Nothing is published unless the host turns on a public link for one meeting’s slides (never its notes or transcript), which the host can turn off again; an invite link opens a live room, not a recording. A trial’s recording is kept for an hour and becomes yours when you sign in. ## Can I change the slide by voice? Yes. It is not a slide editor — you never drag a box or pick a template — but you can ask: “make that bigger”, “swap those two”, “take that down”, “go back to the pricing slide”, “show me the notes on that”. ## What do I need to run it? A current desktop browser with a microphone — Chrome works best — and an internet connection. Nothing to install. It listens and answers in English today. ## When the answer is not here - [Getting started](https://justsayit.ai/getting-started): a first session, step by step - [Contact](https://justsayit.ai/contact): contact@elav8.ai, and what to include - [Community](https://discord.gg/qxMxJHt9jK): the ELAV8 Discord - [Status](https://justsayit.ai/status): whether the service is up right now Last updated 2026-10-17. [Just Say It](https://justsayit.ai/) · [llms.txt](https://justsayit.ai/llms.txt)