Feature
See how the talking is shared in a conversation
Tonvo shows who is speaking as the conversation goes, so you can notice when you talk too much or when someone has not had a say.
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Who is speaking, live
While the conversation is transcribed, Tonvo also marks who is speaking. From that, the live view shows how the talking is shared between people. You can glance at it to notice when you have been speaking for a long time, or when someone has stayed quiet. It is information, not a rule, and it is up to you what to do with it.
Key benefits
Leave room for others
Seeing who has spoken helps you notice a quiet person and invite them in, whether you lead a meeting or a family call.
See your own habits
A glance at who has been talking helps you notice whether you tend to take most of the space in a conversation.
A reminder to listen
Seeing the balance shift can remind you to pause, ask a question and let the other person finish.
Who uses this feature
- Following a discovery call to make sure the other person gets to talk
- Leading a meeting where everyone should contribute
- Checking that an interview leaves enough space for the candidate
- Noticing when you talk too much in a difficult conversation
Frequently asked questions
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