Every closer needs a Q.

Q listens to your sales call and shows you, at a glance, what the best salespeople would do next. Every win teaches it something new.

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QListening
Ask what got in the way
From the Q starter playbook
Worry · Burned before
Taylor
I've paid for gyms before and never go.

Closing intelligence

01

Hears the call

Q reads Google Meet's live captions, both sides, and keeps track of how far into the call you are.

02

Nudges, never scripts

When the buyer pushes back or warms up, a short nudge tells you where to steer. You say it your way.

03

Learns from every call

Win, and your best move joins everyone's playbook, credited to you. Lose, and Q keeps the lesson. Either way, Q checks which of its own nudges helped.

It knows the moment, and the clock.

Reads the moment

Q recognizes 60 situations, from price pushback and “let me think about it” to a buyer who just got personal.

Reads the buyer

It can tell whether a buyer is skeptical, rushed, price-focused or curious.

Watches the clock

Early on it helps you find the need; near the end it pushes you to ask for the sale.

Follows the buyer's pace

The clock stretches when they're engaged or say there's no rush, and pulls in when they're short on time or going quiet.

Knows your offer

Tell Q what you sell once, add a quick brief before a call, and nudges use your real offer, like “Offer 0% financing, about 190 monthly”.

Objection · PriceObjection · StallObjection · Partner decidesBrush-off · Send me infoWorry · Burned beforeWorry · Feeling judgedBuying signalClosing · Yes too earlyPacing · Talking too longHeads up · Hostile buyer
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Ask what they use today
Discovery · 2 of 15 minObjection · No need
New move learned from Priya · Seattle
Have them show their workNew

From a win · Seeing their own work as client-ready turned a fear into a yes.

It gets better with every call.

The playbook doesn’t just grow. After every call, won or lost, Q looks back at what happened, so the moves you see keep getting sharper.

Wins teach it new moves

Close with a move Q hasn't seen and it learns it, credits it to you, and every Q user has it within seconds.

Losses teach it lessons

When a deal slips away, Q finds where it turned and saves a lesson the next seller can use.

It catches its own misfires

After each call, Q checks whether every nudge it showed helped or hurt. Moves that keep hurting lose rank, then retire.

The best moves rise

Every move carries its record, so what's winning right now is what you see first.

Generic AI guesses what sounds persuasive. Q learns what actually closes, and catches itself when it’s wrong.

Works with

Google Meet

Coming soon

ZoomMicrosoft TeamsSlack huddlesWebexPhone calls

Questions

Does Q record my calls?

Q never records audio. It reads the live captions Google Meet already shows in your browser and sends the conversation to Q to pick a nudge. When you end a call, the transcript is saved so Q can learn from it. As with any call notes, let the people on the call know.

Does Q join the meeting?

No. No bot joins and nothing is added to the call. The card lives in your own browser tab, so if you present, share a window or a tab instead of your whole screen.

Is it going to put words in my mouth?

No. A nudge tells you where to steer, like “Ask what got in the way”. How you say it is up to you, so you still sound like yourself.

How fast is it?

About a second from the buyer's last word to the nudge on your screen. Q starts thinking while the buyer is still talking, so the nudge is nearly ready when they stop. If it's just small talk, Q stays quiet and shows that it heard.

Where do the moves come from?

Q starts with a playbook of closing moves. Every time a seller wins with a move Q hasn't seen, it's added and credited to them, and every Q user has it within seconds. Moves that keep losing, or keep misfiring, retire on their own.

How does Q know a nudge was wrong?

After each call, Q reads what happened right after every nudge it showed: did you use it, and did the buyer move toward yes or pull back? Each one gets helped, neutral or hurt, with a reason, in the call report. One bad call can't sink a move, but moves that keep hurting drop in rank and then retire.

Can I keep my company's moves private?

Yes. In the Q popup, add your company name and choose “My company only”. Moves Q learns from you then stay with your team, and you still get the shared playbook. Shared moves earn royalties when they help another seller close; private ones don’t. How royalties work

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Get Q for Chrome

For Google Meet, in your own browser tab.

Download for Chrome

Unzip it, turn on Developer mode at chrome://extensions, and drag the q-extension folder onto the page.

Chrome Web Store listing coming soon.

Shortcuts on the call: Shift+D shows what Q hears, Shift+B types a line, Shift+C shows Meet’s captions.