You need three things: the app, three permissions, and a call. This page gets you through all three. Target time to your first answer is under five minutes.
Download the Mac app and drag Sayli into your Applications folder. Open it, then sign in with Google, Apple, or an email and password.
Sayli runs on macOS 13 Ventura and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. You need about 200 MB of disk and a working microphone.
On first launch, Sayli walks you through three macOS toggles in order. Grant all three so Sayli can hear the call and stay invisible on screen share.
Lets Sayli show its floating window above your other apps. This is the window only you can see.
Lets Sayli hear your voice so it can tell you apart from the other person.
Lets Sayli hear the call itself, and keeps its window out of anything you screen share.
If you skip the microphone permission, Sayli still hears the call but cannot tell who said what. Grant it now. You can review every permission later in Settings.
Open any call: Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, or a browser tab. Sayli's window appears at the top of your screen and starts listening. The words begin to stream in on Sayli's side.
When you want help, press ⌘+Space and type your question, or tap an action chip. The answer streams back in under a second. Press ⌘+B to bookmark a moment you want to revisit.
When the call ends, Sayli writes the brief within seconds: a one-line headline, a short summary, the action items with owners, and a follow-up email you can send. Find it in your dashboard under recent calls.
What to do next
A closer walk through that first session, with the moves worth knowing.
Connect your calendarLet Sayli see what is coming up, and start itself when a call begins.
Build your Knowledge BaseGive Sayli your docs so its answers cite your facts, not the internet's.
Sayli gets better the more you use it. Every call you finish becomes searchable memory. By week two, "what did we tell that customer in March" is one question away.