Gumdrop is a Boston-based AI meeting assistant that preps you before a meeting and handles the follow-up after it. It pulls context from past meetings, recent emails, and your contact history to build a short briefing that lands about five minutes before you walk in, then runs an AI notetaker during the call that turns spoken promises into a list of action items. Built by Kayak co-founder Paul English, it also handles the boring scheduling logistics through booking links and an email address you can CC to find a time.
Chungin 'Roy' Lee is the 21-year-old Korean-American CEO and co-founder of Cluely, the AI startup that went viral in April 2025 with the tagline 'cheat on everything.' After having his Harvard acceptance rescinded in high school and later being suspended from Columbia University for academic integrity violations tied to Interview Coder - an AI tool he built to help engineers pass technical interviews - Lee dropped out, rebranded the product as Cluely, and raised $20.3M including a $15M Series A from Andreessen Horowitz. Cluely is a real-time AI meeting assistant that monitors screen content and audio to provide invisible live coaching during meetings, interviews, and sales calls.