Your coach hears about your meetings. GameTape was in them.
Customer calls, 1:1s, team meetings — observed as they happen, then checked against what your screen shows you did afterward. It knows your goals. It costs less in a month than one hour of a coach who wasn't there.
GameTape works for you — not your manager, not your company. The tape is yours. See how →
Perfect notes.
Same meetings.
You spend 20+ hours a week in meetings. Every word gets captured — and next week's meetings go exactly like this week's.
• Discussed the pricing change
• Aligned on next steps
• Follow-up scheduled
Same meeting.
Different review.
• Discussed Q3 pipeline and pricing
• Sarah to send updated proposal
• Follow-up scheduled for Thursday
Your 1:1 with Sam. You planned to raise the missed deadline — it's in your notes from last week, and the week before. The conversation stayed on project status for all 28 minutes. That's three weeks of feedback that hasn't landed.
Feedback AvoidanceThe team meeting decision. "Ship the pricing change" got a yes from everyone and an owner from no one. Your tape shows the same decision was made on June 24. It didn't happen then either.
Decision HygieneWorth Considering: What would tomorrow's 1:1 look like if the first five minutes belonged to the thing you've been carrying for three weeks?
Illustrative debrief.
Every meeting makes a promise.
Only some of them get kept.
A customer call leaves an ask, a 1:1 leaves feedback given or carried, a team meeting leaves a decision owned or orphaned. GameTape checks what happened to each one.
Close like your best rep
The buying signal you played past, the ask you never made, and the stretch where you spoke for six minutes straight and nobody could get in. Measured against your own calls, not a benchmark. Revenue teams buy this for their closers; yours is pointed at you.
Give the feedback you keep postponing
The tape knows what you planned to raise and whether you raised it. Three weeks of carried feedback looks small in your notes and enormous on the tape.
not raised Week 2
not raised Week 3
still carrying
Decisions that survive the room
Every decision gets checked for an owner and a date, then checked again next week against what shipped. The agenda item on its fourth lap gets named.
The only meeting coach that sees
what happens after.
Meeting tools stop when the call ends. GameTape also observes your work on your Mac — so it knows whether Tuesday's commitments became Wednesday's work.
You commit to sending the revised pricing to the board "by Thursday."
The pricing doc is opened twice and closed within 3 minutes. No edits.
"The board email hasn't gone out. The doc needs 20 minutes. Tomorrow's first block?"
Notetakers hear the promise. GameTape observes whether you keep it.
Coaching intelligence,
priced for one.
Companies pay thousands per seat to coach their sales team's calls — and the results go to the manager. GameTape covers your whole calendar and reports to one person: you.
Every customer call, 1:1, and team meeting — reviewed, coached, and connected to what you do between them.
An executive coach runs $500 an hour and hears about your meetings secondhand. GameTape is in every one of them for $95 a month.
- Customer calls, 1:1s, team meetings
- Coached by meeting type
- Measured against your own baseline
- Your growth plan drives the coaching
- Patterns tracked across weeks
- Daily debrief, weekly synthesis
- Commitments vs. actual follow-through
- Screen context between meetings
- No picture of your screen reaches our servers
Straight answers.
Notetakers capture the meeting. GameTape coaches the person running it. You still get the notes, but the review is about you: how much you talked, which questions you asked, what you avoided, whether your commitments turned into work. Notes tell you what was said. The tape tells you what to do differently on Thursday.
Sales coaching tools review sales calls, for sales teams, with the results flowing to your manager. GameTape covers every meeting you run — customer calls, 1:1s, team meetings — and reports to one person: you. It also sees what no meeting tool can: whether the work you committed to in the meeting got done.
GameTape captures your meetings the way your notetaker already does — audio from your side of the desk, processed to coach you, not to profile anyone else. The coaching is about your behavior: your talk ratio, your questions, your follow-through. As with any recording tool, you're responsible for your local consent norms. Many teams note it the same way they announce a notetaker.
You own the tape and you control what gets observed. GameTape observes your work through macOS accessibility and makes sense of it on your own Mac, then sends only scrubbed text over an encrypted connection. No picture of your screen reaches our servers. Password managers, banking and private browsing are skipped in code. Pause anytime from the menubar. See how →
GameTape is built for individuals. The tape belongs to the person being observed — that's the architecture, not a feature. If your company sponsors subscriptions for managers, each person still owns their tape and chooses what to share, or to share nothing. Every tape has one owner: the person on it.
Your first meeting review arrives the same day you install. The number that lands first is one you had no way to know — how long you go without stopping, how often you ask. The compounding part takes two to three weeks. That's enough meetings of the same kind for the tape to know your normal. The coaching then shifts from observations to the one change that matters most this week.
Twenty meetings a week.
Imagine improving every one.
The tape is already rolling. Start reviewing yours.
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