Highlight AI watches the work you do across meetings, your screen and connected tools, then turns that context into briefs, summaries and drafted follow-ups. Instead of writing the perfect prompt, you get a daily brief of your calendar, meeting recaps with decisions and owners, and ready-to-send drafts such as an email to an interview candidate or a Slack note to a teammate. Plans are Lite at $35 per month, Pro at $60 and Max at $200, each starting with a 14-day free trial on Lite and Pro, and they differ mainly in transcription hours and chat credits.
Highlight fits individual contributors and managers whose days are full of calls: product and design leads, hiring managers, operators, founders, client-facing attorneys and people leaders. It suits anyone who spends more time tracking decisions and coordinating than doing focused work. Lite covers people who want prepared meetings and weekly recaps, Pro adds daily recaps and built-in skills for those who want follow-ups drafted from meetings, messages and documents, and Max adds custom skills, beta features and white glove support for people whose work runs through Highlight.
Common scenarios include walking into a meeting with a brief of the latest updates and open questions, asking what the status of a launch plan is and getting an answer grounded in past meetings and messages, and reviewing a drafted candidate follow-up after an interview. Skills automate next steps such as email follow-ups, Notion docs and Slack messages, and the recap lists who owns what and by when. You control what Highlight can see and do, and it works alongside the apps your team already uses.
