Cedric AI for Meetings

About Cedric AI for Meetings

Cedric AI for Meetings is an AI agent that joins Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams calls on your behalf. It presents your slides, answers questions using connected tools and live data, and produces notes and follow-ups for you to approve. The tool comes from the team behind Cedric AI Teammate for Startups, and this meetings product launched this week.

Review

Most meeting AI tools sit in the background and transcribe. Cedric takes a more active role: it can speak, present slides, and represent you when you can't attend. That's a different job, and it raises different questions about how much control you keep over what gets said in your name.

Key Features

• Joins calls as a participant. Cedric attends Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams meetings. You can join alongside it and let it handle the slides, or send it in your place.
• Presents slides and answers questions. It walks through your deck and responds to questions using the context and tools you've connected. It can also search the web for public information.
• Briefing before the call. You tell Cedric what to present, what matters, and what it should avoid committing to. By default it won't commit to anything, though the maker says this behavior can be tuned.
• Catches you up when you join late. Arrive mid-call and Cedric summarizes what you missed.
• Notes and follow-ups after the call. You get notes, decisions, and proposed follow-ups. You review and approve them, and Cedric then handles the actions.

When Cedric lacks context for a question, the makers say it states that and asks for the missing details rather than guessing.

Pricing and Value

Pricing for Cedric AI for Meetings is not yet defined in the available information. The product page lists "Free Options" as a launch tag, and the launch includes a promo code (PRODUCTHUNT2026) for free credits to try Cedric in meetings. One reviewer of the broader Cedric AI Teammate product cites a price of $19/month against a $100/month alternative, but that figure refers to the teammate product and shouldn't be assumed for the meetings tool.

Pros

• Handles a specific, recurring task: presenting the same slides to different audiences or covering a call you can't make.
• Approval step for notes and follow-ups keeps a human in control of what goes out after the meeting.
• Works across Zoom, Meet, and Teams, and draws on connected tools rather than meeting audio alone.
• Default behavior avoids making commitments on your behalf, which limits the risk of an agent agreeing to something you didn't authorize.

Cons

• No HIPAA compliance or BAA, so it isn't suitable for calls involving patient information.
• Voice cloning so Cedric can present in your own voice is planned but not available yet.
• Not well suited to delicate negotiations or calls where reading hesitation and tone matters more than relaying information; the maker says Cedric errs on the side of caution in those situations, which may not match what the moment calls for.

Cedric AI for Meetings fits founders, sales teams, agencies, and project leads who repeat the same presentations or need a stand-in for routine update calls. Teams in healthcare or other regulated settings should wait until compliance support exists. Anyone weighing it should test the free credits first and check how it handles questions outside its connected context.