Sessions

Sessions targets the messy middle of modern communication: some conversations are small team meetings, some are public webinars, and some are hybrid events where a room full of people is joined by remote attendees. Instead of running those through three different products, Sessions puts them behind one interface with a consistent set of collaboration and AI features.

The distinguishing element is the interactive agenda. Rather than a fixed list of topics, an agenda becomes a live artifact participants can follow and engage with during the session, and it pairs naturally with shared notes, screen sharing and file exchange. Scheduling and calendar handling sit alongside that, and recordings plus supporting documents are retained in cloud storage so the session leaves a durable record rather than just a chat log.

AI enters through a copilot layer oriented around the session itself: transcription to capture what was said, summarization to condense it into something readable afterwards, and translation to help mixed-language audiences follow along. On top of that, attendance and engagement analytics tell organizers how many people showed up and how they interacted, which matters most for webinars and event formats. Sessions describes a freemium starting point with custom pricing available for organizations, making it most relevant to teams that need both internal meeting space and an outward-facing broadcast capability.