OLVA.ai
OLVA.ai
Bot-free real-time AI meeting assistant with live answers and translation
Overview
OLVA is a bot-free, real-time AI meeting assistant. Rather than joining a call as a visible bot, it runs alongside the conversation and offers live transcription, speaker labels, automatic question detection, contextual answers, Fact Check and Define insights, translation and AI coaching. After the meeting it produces summaries and action items, and it can turn a finished discussion into an editable PowerPoint presentation.
Directories say it works across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Webex and in-person conversations, and that it keeps a searchable meeting history so you can ask the assistant about earlier discussions. Users can attach reusable meeting contexts, such as background notes, so the answers fit the topic. Review sites show a small number of reviews, all positive, so the sample is thin.
Pricing sources differ. Capterra lists a free Basic plan with 2 hours of meeting time and says it is offered once; trackers list Plus at $12.50 per month for 15 hours and Pro at $19.99 for unlimited time, while Slashdot lists Starter at $2.99, Plus at $14.99, Pro at $24.99 and Ultra at $49.99. Check the official page. Recording or transcribing a conversation can require consent from everyone on the call. This page is a summary based on public listings and the vendor’s own description, dated 2026-11-13. It was not tested hands-on, and details may have changed.
At a glance
Key Features
• Automatic question detection and contextual answers
• Fact Check and Define insights
• Real-time translation and AI coaching
• Summaries and action items after meetings
• Editable PowerPoint generated from a finished meeting
• Searchable meeting history and reusable meeting contexts
Visual Walkthrough
Best For
• People who prefer not to have a recording bot in the meeting
• Multilingual teams that need live translation
• Users who want summaries and slides after calls
• Heavy users on the free plan, which is limited
• Users who need a long record of independent reviews
• Settings where live AI prompting would be inappropriate, such as some exams or legal proceedings
Use cases
2. Translate a conversation as it happens.
3. Review a summary and action items after the meeting.
4. Search past meetings and ask follow-up questions.
5. Turn a finished discussion into a draft presentation.
Pricing
Basic: Free, with 2 hours of meeting time (Capterra says once) and trial AI insights.
Plus: $12.50 per month for 15 hours of meeting time, per pricing trackers.
Pro: $19.99 per month for unlimited meeting time, per pricing trackers.
Other listed prices: See the official pricing page; Slashdot lists Starter $2.99, Plus $14.99, Pro $24.99 and Ultra $49.99.
Teams and Enterprise: Custom pricing, per Slashdot.
Prices change often. Check the official pricing page for current prices.
Pros and cons
• Help during the call, not only afterwards
• Live translation and question detection
• A free plan to try it
• Prices conflict across sources
• Few reviews so far
• Needs consent handling for recorded conversations
Integrations
FAQ
A: No. It is described as bot-free.
Q: Is there a free plan?
A: Yes, a Basic plan is listed. Capterra says it includes 2 hours of meeting time, offered once.
Q: How much is the paid plan?
A: Trackers show Plus at $12.50 per month, while Slashdot shows different prices. Check the official page.
Q: Which meeting apps does it work with?
A: Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Webex and in-person talks are listed.
Q: Do I need consent to use it?
A: Often yes. Rules on recording and transcription vary, so tell participants first.
Alternatives
Fathom: An AI note taker with a free plan, listed from about $7 per user per month.
Vowel: A meeting platform with transcripts and notes.
Chorus by ZoomInfo: A conversation intelligence tool for sales calls.











