Your meetings,
made into things.

Endgame reads the notes from a call you already had and builds a gallery from it — posters, mock websites, working prototypes, briefs. You get an email with the link when it's done. You never ask it for anything.

Closed beta — invitations go out in small batches.

What it makes

Everything below came out of a meeting.

Nobody wrote a prompt for any of these. Each one was chosen by the system from what was actually discussed, then built and filed in that meeting's gallery. These are from our own meetings, which is why we can show them.

How it works

Three steps, and you only do the first one.

01

Connect your notes

Endgame reads your meeting notes from Granola. Nothing joins your calls and nothing records them.

02

A meeting ends

It decides what is worth making from that particular conversation, then builds it. A gallery usually holds several pieces.

03

An email arrives

One link to the gallery. Share any piece, ask for a revision, or ignore it entirely.

Your keys

It runs on your API key, not ours.

This is the part worth reading before you ask for an invite, because it is unusual and it will not suit everyone.

  • You connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI or xAI key. Generation is billed to your account by that provider.
  • We store the key encrypted (AES-GCM) and use it only to build your galleries. The database refuses to hand it back out — not even to you.
  • We keep a non-reversible fingerprint, so we can tell whether a key changed without ever displaying it.
  • There is no markup, because the spend never passes through us.
  • If you don't already hold a provider key, this isn't ready for you yet.

Closed beta

Ask for an invite.

It's early. Things change weekly and some of what it builds misses. If that sounds interesting rather than irritating, leave an address.