Blog
Notes from the team building Multiplayer, on email, meetings and getting time back.
One assistant across emails, meetings, and more
Multiplayer integrates your inbox and meetings to provide context-driven prep and follow-ups that actually sound like you.
Multiplayer ain’t no snitch: Why it now filters the "tea"
Multiplayer now uses professional discretion to redact gossip and rapport from meeting notes.
Introducing Proactive Context for your calendar
Automatic meeting prep is here. Multiplayer unifies your emails and notes into a 60-second brief delivered before you hit Join. Know the "who, what, and why" without the scramble.
Meeting Follow-ups for Microsoft Teams
Your Multiplayer assistant can now join your Microsoft Teams calls to capture context and automatically prepare your meeting follow-up drafts.
Building an AI-native “Calendly”
Multiplayer's Adaptive Scheduling protects your focus and manages global coordination with human-like intuition.
Multiplayer is now on Outlook
No matter what platform you use (or what platform your IT department forces you to use), you deserve an assistant that understands you and your priorities.
We’re SOC 2 Type II compliant. Here’s why it matters.
We’re excited to announce that Multiplayer has officially received our SOC 2 Type II report.
Automated Follow-Ups Are Here
Learn how Multiplayer’s automated follow-ups help you keep conversations moving.
New dynamic state labels to your inbox
Multiplayer now adds dynamic labels that update as email threads evolve. Instantly see what a message is, what it needs, and whether it still requires action
Introducing AI meeting summaries
Meetings, simplified. Multiplayer joins your meetings, takes notes, and handles follow-ups.
See what your AI Assistant is doing with Activity Log
Introducing AI-Powered Email Drafts
Powerful new AI for your inbox and calendar
Evolution of AI Agents
Why we had to build AI Agents
Multiplayer x Gmail
Systems of Record vs. Systems of Action: Navigating the Future with AI-Powered Applications
Multiplayer x Google Drive
Shutdown rituals and why they’re important
