Is Zoom AI Companion still called that?

No. Zoom retired the AI Companion name in 2026: its meeting summaries, questions during the meeting and notes are built into Zoom Workplace under their own names, included with eligible paid plans, and ZoomMate is Zoom’s new AI add-on.

Does Just Say It work inside Zoom?

Not yet. Just Say It is its own room in the browser, with camera, microphone and screen share; its co-presenter can also join a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meeting as a participant on a Pro or Team plan, and Zoom is built and waits on that platform’s review.

Can Zoom make slides from a meeting?

ZoomMate can draft a slide deck from what was discussed, after the meeting. Just Say It builds the screen everyone sees during the meeting itself, as people talk.

Compare

Just Say It vs Zoom AI Companion

Zoom and Just Say It, side by side: what each makes, when it works, and what it costs — Zoom’s facts from its own pages, read 2026-09-26.

The short answer

Choose Zoom when your meetings already run on Zoom and you want its summaries, answers during the call and notes where you meet — with ZoomMate to turn them into follow-ups and documents. Choose Just Say It when the meeting should have a screen that builds itself as people talk — the figures as charts, the faces, the maps — with the notes kept.

Side by side

Zoom and Just Say It — Zoom’s facts read on its own pages, 2026-09-26
Compared on	Zoom	Just Say It
What it makes	Meeting summaries, answers to questions during the meeting, and notes; with the ZoomMate add-on, follow-ups, documents and slide decks drafted from what was said (ZoomMate).	The screen everyone in the room sees, built as people talk: the point as a headline, figures as charts, faces, maps, lists and whole stages — and the notes.
When it works	During the meeting — questions and notes — and after it: the summary, and ZoomMate’s follow-up work (Zoom).	During the conversation, as each sentence is said.
What you give it	The Zoom meeting itself; its notetaker also works in other meeting apps and in person.	The conversation itself — people talking in the browser. Nothing to prepare or upload.
Meetings and rooms	Zoom’s own meetings: 40 minutes and 100 people on the free plan, 30 hours on Pro, 300 people on Business (pricing).	Its own rooms in the browser, with camera, microphone and screen share: one guest on Free, six on Pro, thirty on Team. It does not join other meeting apps.
Notes	Meeting summaries, and My Notes — a personal AI notetaker for Zoom, other meeting apps and in-person conversations — unlimited on Pro, three uses a month free.	Kept as the conversation goes, one page per topic, on the screen when anyone asks; every conversation kept as a replay, a deck and its notes.
Earlier meetings	AI queries and search across your meetings on Workplace Pro; ZoomMate keeps context across your work.	Answers what was decided in earlier conversations — only ones the people in the room took part in.
Paid plans	Zoom Workplace Pro $14.16 a user a month billed annually, with unlimited meeting summaries; Business $18.33; ZoomMate, its AI add-on, is priced separately — $16.67 a user a month billed annually (pricing, ZoomMate pricing).	Pro $19 a month, or $15 billed yearly; Team $29 a month, or $25 billed yearly (pricing).
Free to start	Yes — Zoom Workplace Basic, with 40-minute meetings; its pricing page lists meeting summaries for three hosted meetings a month (pricing).	Yes — 10 minutes with no account and no card, then 90 minutes a month with a free account (pricing).

Where Zoom is better

It is the meeting app many teams already use, with the AI built in — nothing new for anyone to join.
Meetings of up to 30 hours on Pro, and 300 people on Business.
ZoomMate turns a meeting into follow-up work — scheduling, records, documents and decks — across tools such as Salesforce, Jira and Slack.
A notetaker that works in other meeting apps and in person, too.
Live audio translation of meetings with ZoomMate.
Questions and answers during the meeting in more than 30 languages.

Where Just Say It is different

Everyone in the meeting sees the conversation take shape on one screen — the point, the figures as charts, the faces, the maps — while people speak.
The notes are kept for the room, one page per topic, and anyone can ask for them out loud.
It runs in any current desktop browser, with nothing to install and no workspace to set up first.

Using both

Zoom for the meetings your team already holds there; Just Say It when a conversation needs a shared screen that keeps up with it — a pitch, a lesson, a planning session.

Questions

Is Zoom AI Companion still called that?: No. Zoom retired the AI Companion name in 2026: its meeting summaries, questions during the meeting and notes are built into Zoom Workplace under their own names, included with eligible paid plans, and ZoomMate is Zoom’s new AI add-on.
Does Just Say It work inside Zoom?: Not yet. Just Say It is its own room in the browser, with camera, microphone and screen share; its co-presenter can also join a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meeting as a participant on a Pro or Team plan, and Zoom is built and waits on that platform’s review.
Can Zoom make slides from a meeting?: ZoomMate can draft a slide deck from what was discussed, after the meeting. Just Say It builds the screen everyone sees during the meeting itself, as people talk.

Sources

Every fact about Zoom on this page was read on its own pages on 2026-09-26. Plans and prices change — check them at the source before you decide. Nothing here rates or ranks Zoom; Just Say It’s own facts are on its features and pricing pages, and the other comparisons on the comparison page.

Zoom — Workplace pricing — read 2026-09-26
Zoom — ZoomMate pricing — read 2026-09-26
Zoom — ZoomMate — read 2026-09-26
Zoom blog — “Meet ZoomMate: Zoom’s next chapter in AI” — read 2026-09-26
Zoom Support — asking in-meeting questions with AI — read 2026-09-26

Last updated 2026-10-17.