A GOOD PLACE TO THINK TOGETHER
Good conversations
go places.
A video room for your people, your questions,
and a little help from Q.
Talk it through. Follow an interesting thread. Turn “we should look into that” into something you can actually use.
For small teams, independent minds, and the people they work with.
Where should we start?
Q joins the conversation. You decide what work to start.
A short walkthrough, not a live call. No microphone needed.
A LITTLE LESS “LET’S CIRCLE BACK.”
Stay with the conversation.
Let curiosity do some work.
Good questions rarely wait for the end of a meeting. SideQuest brings video, a shared conversation, and an AI collaborator into one room—so you can explore an idea while everyone is still there.
Bring your people.
Start solo or invite a teammate or client. Give the room a name and the conversation a little space.
Follow the question.
Ask Q for another perspective. Start a research task when you need public sources to help you compare the options.
Keep the useful bit.
Open the report, talk through what matters, and share a selected copy with the room. Pick it up again later.
FOR YOUR KIND OF WORK
Small room.
Many possibilities.
The best use case is a real conversation
you already need to have.
Make client time count.
A room that feels like your company, with space to explore the brief and share the result.
02Get closer to your customers.
Bring the team into a customer conversation. Turn what you learn into a focused next question.
03Work the question together.
Give distributed teams a place to compare options, look things up, and find a way forward.
FIELD NOTES
A little preparation
goes a long way.
A useful client discovery call agenda.
A practical discovery call agenda for agencies and consultants, with questions about the current problem, project constraints, approval, and the next step.
Read the guide FIELD NOTE / 02A remote meeting that ends with a clear decision.
A small-team meeting format for making a decision: frame the question, compare options, name a decision owner, and write down the reason and next step.
Read the guide FIELD NOTE / 03A customer feedback meeting worth listening to.
Prepare a 30-minute SaaS customer feedback meeting with specific questions, a walkthrough of recent behavior, and a useful recap your team can act on.
Read the guideBEFORE YOU COME IN
A few good
questions.
Clear expectations make
for better conversations.
What does Q actually do?
Q is an AI participant. It responds to typed messages or browser-transcribed speech, helps you explore a question, and can suggest a research task. You choose when to start that task. Public web research produces a report with sources.
Can I bring a client?
Yes. Create a room and share its invitation. Your client signs in to join that room. A room invitation does not make them a member of your company workspace.
Can the room look like our company?
Company workspaces support a company name, initials, and brand color. Teammates can create branded rooms. Custom domains, uploaded logos, and full white-label branding are not available yet.
Who can see the conversation and results?
New room messages and Q replies are shared with invited room members. Personal saved results stay in your workspace until you explicitly share a copy with the room. The publisher or room owner can remove the current shared copy.
Are calls recorded?
SideQuest does not record call audio or video. If you enable Q listening, your browser’s speech recognition service transcribes your microphone, and finalized text is saved. Q voice and listening can be turned off on your device.
Is this ready to replace every meeting tool?
We’re starting with small-team working sessions, customer conversations, and client workshops. SideQuest is an early product. Recording, billing, large broadcasts, and broader company administration are still ahead.
Bring a good question.
A teammate, a client, an idea that needs another pair of eyes. There’s room for all of it.
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