Toss records your calls, extracts every bug and feature request, creates issues, and assigns them to your coding agents.
How it works
Every customer call generates busywork—writing up feedback, filing bugs, creating issues, emailing follow-ups. Toss closes the loop automatically so nothing your customers ask for gets lost.
Toss records locally on your Mac. No bots join. Nobody knows you're recording.
Bugs, feature requests, and action items are pulled from the transcript with the customer's exact words.
Linear issues, Notion pages, Slack recaps, follow-up emails—created automatically with full context.
Assign issues to coding agents like Cursor. Review progress from Slack on your phone.
Voice commands
Filing a bug used to mean four apps—screenshot it, create a Linear issue, upload the image, post the link to Slack. Just describe what you need. Toss handles the whole chain across all your connected tools.
Meeting recording
Toss records your calls locally—no bots join. When a customer reports a bug or you promise to follow up, it extracts the action item with full transcript context. One click and it's a Linear issue, a Slack message, or a calendar event.
You said at 23:45
"I'll schedule a follow-up for next week to go over the pricing in more detail."
Create Calendar Event
Toss will create this event in your Google Calendar
You said at 31:12
"We should fix that dashboard bug before the next demo—it's making the loading time look bad."
Create Linear Issue
Toss will create this issue in Linear
You said at 42:08
"Can you send them the pricing PDF we talked about? They wanted to share it with their CFO."
Send to Slack
Toss will send this DM to James Wilson
Post-meeting flows
Flows run automatically when a meeting ends—share a recap to Slack, save notes to Notion, create Linear issues, email a follow-up. Pick from templates or write your own in plain English. Your team stays aligned and customers get what they asked for.
Post a summary with key decisions and action items to your team's channel.
Turn action items into issues with context from the discussion.
Save structured notes with participants, takeaways, and transcript.
Slack integration
Tag @toss in any Slack channel. Ask what a customer said last week. Create an issue from a thread. Check what shipped today. Toss reads the context, remembers your meetings, and acts—so you can move fast from anywhere.
45 min · Sarah Chen, James Wilson (Acme)
• Walked through product demo, James was impressed with Slack integration
• Hesitant about pricing — wants to discuss with their CFO
• Requested a follow-up call next week to finalize
@Toss what specifically did James say about pricing?
Here's what James said about pricing:
23:45
"The product looks great, but $20 per seat is steep for us. We have 50 people on the team and that adds up quick."
24:12
"I need to run this by our CFO. Is there any flexibility on volume pricing?"
@Toss schedule a 30min follow-up with them next week to discuss pricing options
Acme Pricing Discussion
Tuesday, Feb 4 · 2:00 PM · 30 min
With James Wilson (james@acme.com)
Privacy
Toss captures audio directly from your Mac—both your microphone and system audio. No bots join your calls. Nobody knows you're recording unless you tell them. Audio is transcribed then discarded. Transcripts are encrypted at rest.
Small teams lose feedback in notes, Slack threads, and memory. Toss captures every request, routes it to the right place, and keeps your team aligned on what to build next—so you deliver what customers ask for, not what you remember.
Every bug report and feature request is extracted from your calls in the customer's own words. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Recaps in Slack, issues in Linear, notes in Notion. Everyone sees what customers said and what needs to happen next.
Issues go straight to your coding agents. From customer call to shipped fix without you touching a ticket.
Small teams (1–5 people) who talk to customers regularly and want the leverage to capture every piece of feedback, create issues, and ship what customers ask for—without the busywork in between.
Anything you'd normally do across Slack, Linear, Notion, Google Calendar, or Gmail. Send messages, create issues, add pages, schedule meetings, send follow-up emails—Toss handles multi-step tasks with full context from your conversations.
No. Toss runs locally on your Mac and captures audio directly from your system. Nobody on the call will know you're recording unless you tell them.
Yes. Flows can create Linear issues and assign them to specific users or workflows. Pair this with Cursor's Linear integration and your bugs go from customer call to open PR without you touching a ticket.
Audio is transcribed then discarded—we don't store audio files. Transcripts are saved locally on your Mac and synced to the cloud (encrypted at rest) so you can access them from Slack or the web.
Toss is free to start with 5 hours of transcription per month. Pro plans start at $20/month for unlimited transcription and all integrations.
Every customer call should move your product forward—not create an hour of admin. Toss gives your small team the leverage to ship what customers actually want.