PokaMind lives in your Chrome toolbar and works alongside the meeting tools you already use. When you start a session it records the conversation, then hands the audio to an AI layer that looks at how you speak: pacing, filler words, structure, clarity and how you respond to other people. The result is a set of communication insights rather than a raw transcript dump, so you can see patterns instead of guessing.
The extension also acts as a practice partner. You can start a coaching session from anywhere in the browser, rehearse a pitch or a difficult conversation, and compare how you performed against earlier attempts. Because it runs as an extension, there is no separate app to install and no change to your existing meeting workflow.
PokaMind is published by PokaMind AB, a Swedish company. The listing states that personally identifiable information is handled, that data is not sold to third parties, and that it is not used for unrelated purposes or creditworthiness checks. It is a small, early-stage product with a modest user base, so treat it as a focused communication tool rather than a full enterprise meeting platform.
