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Paxs
A multimodal operating system on your recordings
We're currently inviting beta users to try out paxs.ai - a multimodal operating system on your recordings. We've found that teams accumulate hundreds of hours of meeting recordings, but rarely turn them into usable knowledge. Paxs transforms recordings into access-controlled institutional memory that both humans and agents can tap into. Team members can query it through voice, while agents access the same context through MCP to improve decisions and execution.
There are already plenty of meeting tools out there. Most focus on recording meetings, generating transcripts, and creating summaries.
We look at the problem differently. We believe recordings are one of the most underutilized sources of context inside a company. Teams spend thousands of hours in conversations where decisions are made, problems are solved, and knowledge is shared, but that context is often trapped inside recordings and forgotten after the meeting ends.
That's why we built Paxs as a context infrastructure for recordings. Once you connect your calendar and grant permissions, Paxs automatically transcribes and identifies speakers from your Zoom and Google Meet recordings. No bot joins your meetings. You can also upload recordings from in-person conversations. We do not have Microsoft Teams integration yet, but it is on our roadmap.
Instead of treating recordings as files that need summaries, Paxs turns them into structured, access-controlled organizational memory. It connects decisions, projects, tasks, people, and knowledge across time so both humans and AI agents can understand what happened and what needs to happen next. We also put a lot of effort into speaker identification and cross-lingual conversations, making it easier for global teams to capture and retrieve context regardless of language.
My favorite feature is real-time voice interaction. I often use Paxs while driving. I can ask questions about past meetings, retrieve project context, or tell agents to perform tasks without opening my laptop.
On top of that, Paxs includes:
• Team-level access control and security • MCP support for agents like Codex and Claude Code • Integrations with 1,000+ apps • Automations triggered by schedules or events • A 24/7 autonomous project manager agent • Long-running super agent that can draft documents, create presentations, build web pages, conduct research, analyze videos, and more using your recording context • Slack integration to tag Paxs in conversations • Enterprise edition with a private agent behind your VPN that securely connects internal systems to Paxs via MCP, without exposing your infrastructure to the internet. We work with customers to build custom integrations that consolidate their organizational context.
We're currently inviting beta users. We'd love to hear what you think and answer any questions. If you are interested in trying it out, please sign up for the early access in https://paxs.ai/, and we'll send out invite codes as they become available. Thanks for checking out Paxs 🚀
About Paxs on Product Hunt
“A multimodal operating system on your recordings”
Paxs was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #109 on the daily leaderboard. We're currently inviting beta users to try out paxs.ai - a multimodal operating system on your recordings. We've found that teams accumulate hundreds of hours of meeting recordings, but rarely turn them into usable knowledge. Paxs transforms recordings into access-controlled institutional memory that both humans and agents can tap into. Team members can query it through voice, while agents access the same context through MCP to improve decisions and execution.
On the analytics side, Paxs competes within Productivity, Meetings, Artificial Intelligence and Audio — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Paxs performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Paxs?
Paxs was hunted by Shuai Zheng. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Shuai Zheng
Hi Product Hunt - I'm Shuai, co-founder of Paxs.
There are already plenty of meeting tools out there. Most focus on recording meetings, generating transcripts, and creating summaries.
We look at the problem differently. We believe recordings are one of the most underutilized sources of context inside a company. Teams spend thousands of hours in conversations where decisions are made, problems are solved, and knowledge is shared, but that context is often trapped inside recordings and forgotten after the meeting ends.
That's why we built Paxs as a context infrastructure for recordings. Once you connect your calendar and grant permissions, Paxs automatically transcribes and identifies speakers from your Zoom and Google Meet recordings. No bot joins your meetings. You can also upload recordings from in-person conversations. We do not have Microsoft Teams integration yet, but it is on our roadmap.
Instead of treating recordings as files that need summaries, Paxs turns them into structured, access-controlled organizational memory. It connects decisions, projects, tasks, people, and knowledge across time so both humans and AI agents can understand what happened and what needs to happen next. We also put a lot of effort into speaker identification and cross-lingual conversations, making it easier for global teams to capture and retrieve context regardless of language.
My favorite feature is real-time voice interaction. I often use Paxs while driving. I can ask questions about past meetings, retrieve project context, or tell agents to perform tasks without opening my laptop.
On top of that, Paxs includes:
• Team-level access control and security
• MCP support for agents like Codex and Claude Code
• Integrations with 1,000+ apps
• Automations triggered by schedules or events
• A 24/7 autonomous project manager agent
• Long-running super agent that can draft documents, create presentations, build web pages, conduct research, analyze videos, and more using your recording context
• Slack integration to tag Paxs in conversations
• Enterprise edition with a private agent behind your VPN that securely connects internal systems to Paxs via MCP, without exposing your infrastructure to the internet. We work with customers to build custom integrations that consolidate their organizational context.
We're currently inviting beta users. We'd love to hear what you think and answer any questions. If you are interested in trying it out, please sign up for the early access in https://paxs.ai/, and we'll send out invite codes as they become available. Thanks for checking out Paxs 🚀