A private AI assistant for Microsoft Teams calls
Does Odrivyn work with Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Odrivyn works with Microsoft Teams on Windows without being added to the meeting: it hears your computer's sound, shows suggested answers in a window Teams cannot capture when you share your screen, and needs no Teams admin approval, app install or bot.
No bot joins the call
Odrivyn hears your computer's sound directly, both your microphone and the other side. Nothing is added to the Teams participant list, and nobody is asked to admit a recorder.
Hidden from what you share in Teams
Windows leaves Odrivyn's window out of screen capture (display affinity, available since Windows 10 version 2004). When you share your screen in Teams, the others see the desktop behind it, as if it were not there.
Nothing for IT to approve in Teams
Odrivyn is a desktop app, not a Teams app: there is no tenant permission to grant. Your company's material stays in your company brain, readable only by its members.
The recap and follow-up when it ends
When the call ends, Odrivyn writes the summary, decisions, next steps with owners and a follow-up draft, from the transcript it kept on your computer.
Frequently asked questions
Is Odrivyn the same as Microsoft Copilot in Teams?
No. Copilot in Teams is part of Microsoft 365 and works inside Teams. Odrivyn is a separate desktop app that helps you live, from your own material, on any call app.
Does it work with the new Teams app and Teams in the browser?
Yes. It hears the computer's sound, whichever Teams you use.
Do other participants get a recording notice?
No recording is started in Teams, so Teams shows no notice. Tell people when your company's policy or the law requires it.
See how it works on every kind of call in the use cases, or how Odrivyn works.
Take Odrivyn on your next Microsoft Teams call
Free for Windows. Set up in five minutes.