Recall.ai

Hillard Halvorson

Not sure how the team and the company can be trusted with what they've done to previous stakeholders.

1 year ago

Curt Nienow

I can’t say I recommend this one. At all. They have turned their backs on early adapters and most likely used that money to rebrand to a new product and lock out those people who invested and believed in them early on. Very shameful these kind of things still happen. Very bad business ethics.

1 year ago

Rupert Emmerich

The founders previously launched a similar product, sold lifetime deals and then ran wity the money to launch a slighty rebranded identical product. Scammers and thieves should get downvotes and bad reviews everywhere.

1 year ago

Hugh Borer

Very shady business. They've collected investment from early LTD adopters and shut down the business just to rebrand and launch under a new name. Stay away from this product as they will likely to do the same.

1 year ago

Al Wolf

This app has no business ethics, they are ruthless and literally dump their customers. These founders are selfish and unreliable can't be trusted for for long-term use in business operations. Investing in a more dependable platform is essential for a successful business. It is important to remember that the primary motive this company here is to make money. Therefore, it is not wise to develop your system around it with them unless you are willing to take high risk of losing it. Moreover, customer service is not be their top priority compared to making profits. Explore other options for better outcomes, you’re going to regret it, like our company did, like the people below. Look at all the upvoters thoroughly, are these the kinds of people you'd trust for an upvote, looks like friends and family to me if they aren't fake lol?.

1 year ago

Esteban Kilback

Nope. screwed me once on LTD. Never again.

1 year ago

Godfrey Donnelly

Totally untrustworthy company! They screwed us - the early adopters- with their former SaasSaaS tool named "Perfect Recall". Just grabbed our money, and months later, closed that one and started this new company 😡 😡 😡 Be aware they are S C A M M E R S !!

1 year ago

Rahul Goyette

These people are cheaters. Stay away. Never upvote them. They sold lifetime deals for previous product and they cheated with the buyers

1 year ago

Rylan Cremin

Recall.ai previously known as Perfect Recall. These "founders" offered lifetime deals (LTD) for Perfect Recall, used the funds from those LTD sales to build-upon and then rebranded as Recall.ai. They then proceeded to shut down Perfect Recall without providing any means of migration for their founding members, leaving previous customers like me in a lurch. These actions demonstrate a clear disregard for the trust placed in them by their customers and a willingness to profit at the expense of others. Their track record speaks for itself and it is clear that they will not hesitate to take your money and run. Avoid these guys especially because much better options already exist.

1 year ago

Hillard Halvorson

lol. Nope. Rug Pull.

1 year ago

Joaquin Wisozk

Scammers, scammed many users with a promise of lifetime deals, then shut down and rebranded as this piece of junk. Stay away.

1 year ago

Jedidiah Farrell

@amanda_zhu @hdavidzhu Great product! Helps to quickly start meeting bots for most common platforms. They save tons of time and let you concentrate on functionality, taking over the issue of providing infrastructure. Congratulations on the launch 🎉 and good luck 👍

1 year ago

Jaiden Runolfsson

I know Perfect Recall was shutdown by the same founder. I think they just rebranded the tool to screw the early adopter who purchased lifetime deal from Appsumo. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Bad Business practice ☹️

1 year ago

Curt Nienow

Great work on the launch of Recall.ai! The product is very well made and provides a great service for those in need of a meeting bot.

1 year ago

Felipe Sanford

@amanda_zhu Many Congratulations on the new launch. I believe this would not be discarded like your last product and you and your team would not let down the early adopters who believed in your product.

1 year ago