Enterprise Inquiry 4

Your company talks all day. Now it can remember what was said.

Remora is a small recording device for meeting rooms and client calls. Everyone in the room knows it is on. At the end of each meeting, and again at the end of the day, your team gets a short written summary: what was discussed, what was decided, and who is doing what next.

How we help you

Select the perfect device for your specific needs

Get eveyone in your team synced and more productive

Hire us as your consultants

Record, with everyone's knowledge

A visible light shows when it is on. Meetings, client calls and feedback sessions you have permission to record.

Transcribe

Speech becomes searchable text, with each speaker marked.

Pick out what matters

Decisions, requests, objections, complaints and commitments get pulled out of the conversation.

Summarize

A one-page summary after each meeting, and a round-up of your whole day in the evening.

Every idea, captured the moment it lands.

Recording people is a serious thing. We built it that way.

Remora is not for recording anyone without their knowledge. It is designed for companies that want a clear, agreed record of their own business conversations.

You can see when it's on

A clear light on the device whenever it is recording. No hidden mode.

Admins control access

Role-based permissions decide who can read which summaries and transcripts

Consent prior to a session

Participants are told at the start, and anyone can ask for it to be switched off.

Much easier than figuring it all out myself. I wanted to upgrade my home office but had no idea where to start. I shared my budget and what I use my setup for, and the recommendations were practical and easy to understand. I ended up with a setup that works really well without buying things I didn't need.

They helped me compare, rather than just sell. I was stuck between a few different options and kept going in circles. The consultation broke down the differences in a way that actually made sense for my use case. I appreciated that the focus was on finding the right fit rather than pushing the most expensive option.

I had three laptops shortlisted and honestly couldn't figure out which one actually made sense for my work. The consultation helped me narrow it down based on what I actually needed instead of just comparing specifications. Saved me a lot of time and money.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there volume pricing for companies?

Most enterprise vendors move away from per-unit retail pricing toward volume or seat-based plans, with procurement options like annual contracts and invoicing. Ask for a quote based on your number of users and expected usage rather than a single list price.

Can we run a pilot before rolling it out company-wide?

Yes, and it is worth insisting on. A pilot with one team lets you test transcription accuracy on your real meetings, your accents, and your jargon, check the integrations, and confirm it fits your security review before committing the whole organisation.

How well does it handle meetings with several speakers

Multi-speaker accuracy varies by device and by audio conditions. Good enterprise tools separate and label speakers, but a crowded room or people talking over each other is harder. Test this during the pilot with the kind of meetings your teams actually run.

What onboarding and support do enterprise customers get?

This varies, so confirm it in the contract. Typical enterprise support includes a defined response-time SLA, a named account contact, admin and user training, and a documented setup process for IT. Clarify what is included before you sign.