Changelog

Sixthly now surfaces AI coaching prompts during live meetings — discreet, contextual nudges that appear in a collapsible sidebar without breaking your focus. Prompts adapt to the conversation phase: opening, discovery, objection handling, and close.

This marks the biggest product milestone since our alpha launch. The coaching engine runs on-device so your conversations remain completely private.

After every call, Sixthly generates a structured debrief: a concise summary, extracted action items, and a ready-to-send follow-up email draft. One click sends it from your default mail client.

Debriefs are stored locally and searchable by contact name or date, so you can review any past meeting without digging through notes.

We profiled the extension rendering pipeline and found unnecessary re-renders on every transcript token. After batching updates and moving to a virtual DOM diff strategy, sidebar response time dropped from ~180 ms to ~110 ms on a mid-range M2 MacBook Air.

Sixthly is live for our first 200 alpha users. Install the Chrome extension, connect your Google Calendar, and Sixthly will automatically join scheduled video calls on Google Meet and Zoom.

This release focuses on reliability: stable connection management, graceful reconnection on network drops, and clear permission prompts that put you in control of when the extension is active.