Derisqo
Turn conversations and documents into clear decisions
Processing a 90-minute meeting isn’t instant.
And staring at a spinner with zero context feels broken.
So this week, I shipped real-time progress tracking.
Now, instead of guessing, you see exactly what’s happening:
→ Audio compression (reduces upload time)
→ Transcription progress (Whisper AI)
→ Analysis steps (decisions, action items, risks)
→ Estimated completion time
No more wondering if it failed.
No more refreshing the page.
Just transparency.
Under the hood, this required:
• Redis-backed job queue (BullMQ)
• Server-Sent Events for live updates
• Multi-instance support for proper scaling
Small UX change.
Huge difference in perceived speed.
If you’re processing long meetings or large contracts,
waiting isn’t the problem.
Uncertainty is.
Still in public beta. Free tier available.
I've been working on an AI-powered analysis tool for meetings and contracts. It's now in public beta.
The problem I wanted to solve:
→ Critical meeting decisions buried in 2-hour recordings
→ Contract risks hidden across 50+ page documents
→ Manual review processes that could be automated with AI
Derisqo processes meetings and contracts with GPT-4o:
Meeting Intelligence:
• Automatic transcription (Whisper AI)
• Decision extraction with rationale tracking
• Action item assignment with priorities
• Sentiment analysis and conflict detection
Contract Analysis:
• Risk severity scoring across 12 clause types
• Party obligation tracking
• Document comparison with change impact assessment
• Context-aware AI chat for Q&A
• Privacy-first: in-memory processing, automatic PII redaction
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Congratulations on your launch. It looks impressive! What channels are you exploring to attract early users?
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Thank you! I’m currently exploring:
∙ TikTok (creating short demos and use cases)
∙ [ProductHunt/Reddit communities/LinkedIn]
Still early days, so testing what resonates. Any channels you’d recommend for Derisqo?
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That’s a solid mix to start with, especially for building awareness. However, at this stage, I would focus more on getting quality signals rather than just reaching a wide audience.
While TikTok is excellent for visibility, it can be quite noisy in the early phases. Product Hunt may give a temporary spike in attention, but this effect is short-lived unless you know which messages resonate with your audience.
For a product like Derisqo, I recommend placing more emphasis on Reddit and engaging in a select few LinkedIn discussions where people are already talking about the specific problem you’re addressing. Reddit is particularly effective for testing your positioning and gathering thoughtful feedback from early users, rather than just accumulating impressions.
If you’d like, I can assist you in designing a lightweight Reddit test for Derisqo. This would involve selecting the right subreddits, crafting discussion-oriented posts, and using the comments to understand what truly resonates with your audience before you scale up any channel.
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