Sample output
We took it to a conference floor to try to break it.
Three people worked a booth for one morning wearing Listel. Nobody took a note, on purpose, so the output had to stand on its own. This is what came back, exactly as it came out.
Free, no email required. PDF, 2 pages.
- 166min
- Captured across one morning
- 3
- Users recording at the booth
- 19
- Contacts captured
- 6
- Follow-ups already assigned
- 0
- Notes typed by a human
Why that room
A trade show floor is the worst audio environment in field sales.
Hundreds of overlapping conversations. PA announcements over the top of them. Music between sessions. People walking into the middle of a sentence and leaving before the end of it. If capture is going to fail, it fails there.
So that is where we tested it. Three devices, one booth, a full morning, running the build that ships as conference mode.
It held. 166 minutes of capture, nothing dropped.
The part a write-up never produces
The same objection came up twice, in two separate conversations, from two people who never compared notes.
One write-up would have logged that as a single person's opinion. Two independent captures make it a pattern worth acting on. That is the difference between remembering an event and having a record of one.
The report
What came back from the morning
- Every conversation from the morning, separated and summarised
- A contact list with roles and context, ready to export
- Follow-ups pulled out and attached to an owner
- The objection that surfaced twice, from two people who never compared notes
Company, product and personal names have been changed and identifying details removed. The figures are the actual output of a single deployment.
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Listel is the enterprise-grade wearable that captures in-person conversations hands-free and turns them into notes, follow-ups, and structured CRM and contact records.