VoipMemory
Your VoIP calls, transcribed and served to your AI over MCP
What it does
Claude and ChatGPT can't see your phone calls — VoipMemory is the bridge. It fetches the recordings your phone system already makes (RingCentral today, more voted in by demand), transcribes them with real speaker labels, files forwarded/BCC'd email alongside, and serves it all as one timeline per contact over MCP. Your AI briefs you before every call. Not a meeting bot — it's for the phone system itself. Audio never stored, never used for training, export any time. First month $2.
Real speaker labels, one timeline per client — calls plus the emails you forward — readable by Claude or ChatGPT. Your AI walks into every conversation already briefed. First month $2, then $7/month.
Real speaker labels, so you see who said what. The emails you forward get filed alongside. One timeline per person — and your AI walks into every conversation already briefed. Lead with the two years you absorbed the increase — she doesn't know that, and it's your strongest card. She told you in June that anything above five percent has to go past Marcus in finance call · 12 Jun , so give her a one-page version she can forward rather than a conversation she has to relay. Don't do it in March — their budget closes then and she's said twice she can't move money after it email · 3 Feb . One caution: she mentioned a competitor quote in April but never named a number call · 9 Apr . Don't assume…from voipmemory.com
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