HalfhourBetter meeting content.

Why Halfhour

Leaders:Turn time sinks into team gold.One deliverable at a time.

Where leaders lose a day a week:

  • 10 hours1 a week in meetings, coaching work that should have been ready.
  • 6 hours2 reviewing drafts that aren't ready either.

How You Spend Your Time

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Great meetings end with great notes. They start with great content.

Even the best-run session will do little to move the needle if the deliverables are weak.

Middling in, middling out.

Problem? Leaders don't have enough hours in the week to review beforehand.2

Halfhour is the only AI platform dedicated to solving this problem. It improves deliverable quality, so:

  • Meetings run up to 40 percent more efficiently3
  • Decisions are revisited less often
  • Engagement is higher
How Halfhour compares with other solutions

Featuring approaches developed and used at

Amazon
Apple
Bain
BCG
BDC
Dept of Defense
GE
Google
HBR
IDEO
Intel
Lean Startup Co
McKinsey
NASA
P&G
Panasonic
Sagely
Salesforce
Stanford GSB
Toyota
Amazon
Apple
Bain
BCG
BDC
Dept of Defense
GE
Google
HBR
IDEO
Intel
Lean Startup Co
McKinsey
NASA
P&G
Panasonic
Sagely
Salesforce
Stanford GSB
Toyota

See it on one of your own deliverables.

  1. ¹ About 5.8 hours a week lost to unproductive meetings: Asana, State of Work Innovation, 2024. Executives average nearly 23 hours a week in meetings: Perlow, Hadley and Eun, "Stop the Meeting Madness," Harvard Business Review, July–August 2017. Middle managers about 35%: SHRM, "How to Run a 15-Minute Meeting," June 2022, citing Otter.ai.
  2. ² Review and rework time is an operating estimate of 3–6 hours a week; McKinsey's 2023 survey of 706 middle managers found 18% of time on administrative work and 28% on talent and people management, which include oversight and review.
  3. ³ Halfhour's operating estimate.