Before the meeting,
during the call,and when the phone rings.
Troctor briefs you on the documents before a meeting and answers what you ask while it runs. Troctor Next turns the meeting into a live link. Troctor Voice picks up your restaurant's phone, says it is an AI, and books what the floor can seat. One sign-in, and one rule under all three: nothing is claimed that the code cannot back up.
macOS · the browser · the phone line · free while the betas last
Meetings, live links,
and the phone.
One sign-in for all three. Each says on its own page exactly what it keeps and for how long, and none of them claims what the code cannot back up.
Attach the deck and the notes, get briefed before you walk in, ask the meeting itself while it runs, cited to the line. Your transcripts stay on your Mac.
Ask for a key In beta · in the browserThe meeting, live, as a link. Press Record, the words appear speaker by speaker, and anybody you send the link to reads along while it is still happening. Revoke in one click.
See Troctor Next Closed beta · restaurantsYour restaurant's phone, answered. It says it is an AI in its first sentence, books the table your floor can seat, takes orders priced from your own menu, and hands over to a person when asked.
See Troctor VoiceThree doors,
one key.
Sign in once at troctor.com and each product opens from your dashboard. A licence covers the Mac app and Next; Voice is switched on for a venue by us while it is in beta.
What each one keeps is different, because what each one does is different, and it is written down in the same place for all three: the privacy policy, line by line, with the dates of every change.
Start with the one
you need tonight.
A key for the Mac app, a browser for Next, a forwarded phone line for Voice. Each takes a few minutes to try and says on its own page what it will not do.
Apple Silicon and Intel Macs for the Mac app · any modern browser for Next · a restaurant in the US or Canada for Voice