Scriven LabsSee exactly how
Scriven works.
It never joins your call and never speaks. It watches your own work, and hands you the right context the moment the room needs it. In writing, on your screen.
Four steps, start to finish.
Private by design, not by promise.
These aren't settings you toggle. They're enforced in the product, so the way Scriven Labs behaves is the way it has to behave.
Text-only, always
Scriven Labs writes; it never emits audio into a meeting. Every output is something you read, not something the room hears.
Grounded or silent
Every claim resolves to a real, retrieved source. If it can't cite the artifact, it says nothing rather than guessing.
Private by default
Every nudge is yours alone. Nothing reaches anyone else until you decide to share it.
Your audio isn't stored
Raw audio never persists beyond the live transcription stream. Your memory is built from your work, not recordings.
Good to know.
Does Scriven Labs record the meeting?
No. It captures only your own microphone to match against your work, and raw audio is never stored beyond the live transcription stream. It never plays audio into the room.
What does it connect to?
The tools where your work happens: GitHub, issue trackers, Slack, Gmail, and Docs. It mines the work you own and drops everything else.
Who can see my nudges?
Only you. A nudge stays private until you turn it into a card for the room, and even then it re-checks who's allowed to see each source.
Does it work on any meeting platform?
Yes. It's a local desktop app, so no bot joins the call and there's no platform to install into. It works on any meeting, or none at all.
What happens if it can't find a source?
It stays silent. Scriven Labs would rather say nothing than surface a claim it can’t ground in a real, retrieved artifact.