PricingFeaturesIntegrationsUse casesInsightsContactGet started

Start the call anywhere. Find the notes in your docs.

Slack

Type /roomore in any channel and a room opens on the spot. The channel gets a card with a Join button and a roster that keeps itself current — and if the call was recorded, the notes come back to the same conversation.

What it does

  • One command, one room. No scheduling, no link to paste, no tab to find. The room is created in the workspace you picked when you connected.
  • A card that stays honest. It names who invited whom, shows who is in the call right now with their real photos, and flips to “Call ended” when everyone leaves.
  • Notes come back to the thread. A minute or two after a recorded call, the summary lands in the same conversation — and as a direct message to everyone who was there.
  • Anyone in the channel can join by typing a name. No Roomore account, no seat, no install.
  • A 🤙 status while you are in a room, and your old one back the moment you leave — unless you changed it yourself in the meantime, in which case yours is kept.

Set it up

  1. Add Roomore to your Slack workspace once with Add to Slack. That is what adds the /roomore command.
  2. Type /roomore. The first time, Roomore answers with a Connect button — open it and pick which Roomore workspace your rooms should live in.
  3. That is the whole setup. For the 🤙 status, connect Slack once more under Settings › Integrations, where you can also switch it off.
Add to Slack

What the channel sees

The live card. The roster is redrawn by Slack as people come and go — the message itself is never edited, so it can never duplicate.

Notion

Every meeting you record turns into a page in a “Roomore Meetings” database inside your own Notion — summary, decisions and next steps as real Notion blocks, a tick or two after the notes are ready.

What it does

  • One page per meeting, filed in a database Roomore creates under a page you choose — with the date, the length and who was in the room as properties.
  • Real blocks, not a dump. Headings, paragraphs and lists you can edit, link to and search like anything else you wrote.
  • It goes to your Notion, not ours. Everyone in the meeting who connected gets their own copy; anyone who did not is simply skipped.
  • Move the target whenever you like. Future summaries follow the new page; the ones already exported stay where they are.

Set it up

  1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Connect Notion.
  2. On Notion’s consent screen, share at least one page with Roomore. That page is where the “Roomore Meetings” database is created.
  3. Nothing else. Your next recorded meeting exports itself — and the same screen lets you change the target page later.

What lands in your Notion

A sample page. The wording is whatever the meeting produced — the page structure is the same every time.

Google Docs

Every meeting you record becomes a Google Doc in a “Roomore Meetings” folder in your own Drive. In a call, the same connection lets you share a Doc, Sheet or Slides file in the chat.

What it does

  • One doc per meeting, named after the meeting and its date, with the room, the length and who was there at the top.
  • The whole set of notes. The summary, each subject under its own heading and the todos, as text you can edit, comment on and share like any other doc.
  • It goes to your Drive, not ours. Everyone in the meeting who connected gets their own doc; anyone who did not is skipped.
  • Docs, Sheets and Slides in the call. Choose Google Docs under the paperclip in the chat. They arrive as .docx, .xlsx and .pptx files, and Word, Excel and PowerPoint files from your Drive arrive as they are.

Set it up

  1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Connect Google.
  2. Sign in to the Google account the docs should go to and keep the Drive permission ticked. Without it, nothing is connected.
  3. Nothing else. Your next recorded meeting saves itself as a doc, and Google Docs and Google Drive appear under the paperclip in every call.

What lands in your Drive

A sample doc. The wording is whatever the meeting produced; the layout is the same every time.

Google Drive

Share any file from your Drive in a call. Choose Google Drive under the paperclip in the chat, pick up to 10 files in Google’s own picker, and each one is posted as an ordinary file.

What it does

  • A copy, not a link. Each file is copied into the workspace, so everyone in the call can download it, guests included, whatever its sharing says in Google.
  • The copy stays as it was. Edits made in Google afterwards do not reach it.
  • Kept like any shared file. On Free it is removed when everyone has left the call; on Pro and Ultra it stays with the workspace.

Set it up

  1. Connect Google once under Settings › Integrations. It is the same connection as Google Docs.
  2. In a call, open the paperclip in the chat and choose Google Drive.
  3. Pick your files in Google’s picker. Each one appears in the chat as soon as it is copied.

What the chat shows

Your view while a file is copied. Once it lands, it is the same row as an upload, for everyone in the call.

Figma

Paste a link to a Figma frame in the chat of a call, and a picture of the frame appears under it for everyone in the room. To post several frames at once, choose Figma under the paperclip.

What it does

  • A picture, not just a link. Everyone in the call sees the frame, guests included, without opening Figma or having an account there.
  • Several frames in one message. Post up to 10 as a gallery, or put 2 to 4 side by side with Compare, at one scale, so a phone screen looks smaller than a desktop one.
  • Refresh after a change. The person who posted a frame can ask Figma for a new picture of it, right there in the chat.

Set it up

  1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Connect Figma.
  2. Sign in to Figma and allow Roomore to read your files.
  3. Nothing else. Paste a Figma link in the chat of any call, or choose Figma under the paperclip to post several frames.

What the chat shows

A frame posted in a call. The picture arrives a few seconds after the link, and the link still opens the frame in Figma.

Which one should be next?

We would rather build the one your team actually opens all day than guess. Tell us what that is — write to [CONTACT EMAIL].

Request an integrationGet started