Quessa
For consultants who take technical questions live on client calls
Answer the question you didn't rehearse.
Quessa lives in your Mac's notch during the call. When a client asks something hard, you ask Quessa, and the answer from your own prep streams in within seconds. No bot joins the call.
Join the founding listTry a question a client might ask
Northwind prep (sample)
Shopify isn't in the prep and neither is a price for it, so Quessa says so instead of guessing or promising.
Interactive demo with a sample prep. The meeting and names are fictional. Answers stream in word by word and the panel grows with them, as in the app.
You know the answer. You wrote it down three weeks ago.
"And if the sync fails at 2 a.m., what happens to our data?"
The answer is in your notes, somewhere in a spec, a thread, a doc from kickoff. You say "great question" and hope it comes back. The silence gets longer. The client notices.
If one fumbled answer costs you a USD 5,000 project, a full year of Quessa at the founding price (USD 348) pays for itself 14 times over.
Three steps. Two of them happen before the call.
Write your prep
Your notes on this client: specs, numbers, decisions, the details you always forget. Quessa answers from this.
Press Record + Ask
Quessa spots the call and drops out of the notch. You copy a short notice into the meeting chat, so the other side knows before you start. Plain recording copies it for you.
Look up
Press ⌃⌥Space and type, or ⌃⌥↩ for "What should I say". The answer streams in, and your keyboard goes back to the meeting.
It only answers from what you gave it.
Prep and the live call
Quessa answers from your prep and the last two minutes of the conversation. If neither holds the answer, it tells you in one line.
No invented prices
It quotes a price only exactly as it appears in your prep. No estimates, no rounding, no discounts you never offered.
No "sure, that's easy"
It won't tell you to promise something can be done. It says what exists and what would have to be built, and you decide.
Prepared, not pretending
Ask won't start until you've copied the consent notice. Everyone on the call knows. You did the work, Quessa puts it in front of you on time.
50 seconds, one hard question.
I build automation systems for clients. My calls are full of questions about things I set up weeks ago: which step retries, what a workflow does when an API is down, what we agreed at kickoff.
I kept the answers in my notes and still lost them mid-sentence. So I built Quessa for my own client calls, and I use it on them. Now I'm opening it to 50 consultants with the same problem, and I'll set each of them up myself.
Tamas Demeter, DTS Ops & Automation
The questions consultants ask first.
Will it make things up?
It answers from your prep and the live transcript, and every answer names both sources. When neither covers the question, it tells you so. It won't quote a price that isn't in your prep. So write the prep for the questions you dread.
Does a bot join the call?
No. Quessa records your Mac's microphone and system audio. Nobody sees an extra participant.
Which call apps does it work with?
It detects calls in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Whereby and Slack huddles. It's Mac only for now.
Where does the audio go?
To transcribe the call, Quessa sends the audio to ElevenLabs, a speech-to-text provider in the US, which keeps it under its own policy. We tell you this up front because your clients may ask, and the consent notice tells them.
How much work is setup?
If you keep notes on your clients, most of your prep already exists. Founding members get prep templates the day they reserve and a 20-minute session with me to build the first one.
What if it doesn't help me?
Before launch, your USD 29 comes back any time you ask, no questions. After launch you have 30 days on your own calls. If Quessa hasn't earned its place, you get a full refund.
Join the founding list
Founding price and both bonuses close on 28 February 2027, or when seat 50 is taken. I run every First-Prep Session myself, which is why there are 50.
Refundable any time before launch, no questions. After launch, 30 days on your own calls. If Quessa hasn't earned its place, you get a full refund.