Feature

Notice what matters while the conversation is happening

Tonvo marks moments such as a question, an objection or a hesitation as the conversation goes, in a meeting, an interview, an everyday call or a talk with someone close. Live signals are part of Ultra and Elite.

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How It Works

Moments picked out of the transcript

Tonvo transcribes the conversation live and an AI model reads the text for moments that deserve your attention. Someone doubting the timing, asking how something would work, or saying they agree each count as a different kind of moment. Each one is shown as a signal in the live view, so you can notice it while you can still respond. Signals come from the words, not from voice features.

Key benefits

Respond while it still matters

A signal helps you notice an objection or a moment of hesitation while you can still address it, instead of realizing it after the conversation is over.

Catch what is easy to miss

When you are busy speaking, subtle moments slip by: a quick doubt, a hint of interest, a point worth coming back to. Signals help you notice them.

Useful in any conversation

Signals work the same in a meeting, an interview, a negotiation, a call with customer service or a personal talk, because they come from what people say.

Who uses this feature

  • Spotting hesitation in a negotiation and choosing when to clarify
  • Noticing a refusal early when you ask for something on an everyday call
  • Catching a point of agreement during an interview
  • Picking out the key point in a long meeting
  • Recognizing an opening to move to a next step

Under the Hood

How signals are produced

Signals are produced from the transcribed text by an AI model from Anthropic, while AssemblyAI handles the transcription. Tonvo does not analyze the voice itself, so a signal reflects words, not tone of voice. Signals are suggestions that can be wrong, so use them as a prompt to listen closely, not as a conclusion.

Frequently asked questions

What types of signals does Tonvo show?
Tonvo shows six kinds of signals: question, objection, opportunity, hesitation, agreement and key point. Live signals are available on Ultra and Elite.
How is a signal different from tone?
Tone is a read on how the moment feels overall. A signal marks a specific moment, such as someone saying they are not sure about the timing, or agreeing with a proposal. Both are based on the transcribed text.
Can I choose which signals I see or set alerts?
No. Tonvo does not have alert settings or thresholds. Signals appear in the live view as the conversation goes, and you decide which ones to act on.
What do I get after the session?
On every plan, you get a summary with the tone of the conversation, what went well, what to improve and follow-up actions. The text of the session is kept so you can read it again.

Related resources

Feature

Tone Detection

Use case

Everyday Calls

Guide

How to Read the Room in Any Conversation

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