The Async Advantage

Stop Interrupting.
Start Working.

The best teams don't measure hours. They measure output. Stop managing by interruption. Give your team the gift of deep work.

Sync Culture
Async Culture
Deep Work
40%
Fewer Meetings
Avg reduction in sync time
Source: MIT Sloan
3x
More Engagement
Async vs sync updates
Source: Remote.com
15h
Reclaimed
Hours per person / week
Source: Harvard Business Review
2.5x
Review Speed
Faster than live demos
Source: Loom Internal Data

The Async Advantage

It's not just about fewer meetings. It's about a fundamental shift in how value is created.

Cost Reduction

Stop burning cash on low-value status meetings. Reclaim thousands of hours annually.

Productivity

Protect your maker schedules. Replace interruptions with batched, high-quality updates.

Culture Shift

Build trust by default. Empower your team with autonomy and the tools to succeed.

Annual Meeting Cost
$12,140,000
Daily Standup
15 mins x 12 ppl
-$75,930/yr
Weekly Sync
60 mins x 8 ppl
-$40,500/yr
*Based on avg salary of $75k, 400 employees, US overhead, 12h meetings/week/person
Pillar 1: Financial ROI

Stop burning cash on status updates.

The "Quick Sync" is the most expensive meeting in your calendar. It interrupts flow, pulls high-value earners away from deep work, and usually relays information that could have been an email.

Capme turns these synchronous interruptions into asynchronous assets. Record a 2-minute video update, share it, and let your team watch it when they're ready.

Pillar 2: Operational ROI

The Deep Work Engine.

Your best people didn't join to sit in meetings. They joined to build, design, and ship.

Every notification and tap on the shoulder is a "context switch" that costs 23 minutes of focus. Capme protects your maker schedule by batching communication.

Sync ModeAsync Mode
Calendar View
9 AM11 AM1 PM3 PM5 PM
Unlimited Seats
Simple as that.
No "Editor vs Viewer" permission hell
Empower every intern to share ideas
Zero friction for new hires
Pillar 3: Human ROI

Gatekeepers kill culture.
We killed the paywall.

You cannot build a culture of transparency if half your team is locked out of the tools.

Most tools charge by the seat, forcing you to choose who is "important enough" to have a voice. We believe culture is a team sport.

That's why Capme offers unlimited seats. From the CEO to the summer intern, everyone gets to record, share, and belong.

Productivity over Production

Real work has stutters.
So should your video.

We intentionally built Capme without editing tools. No trimming. No splicing. No "Take 47".

Why? Because this is a tool for productivity, not for YouTube. If you mess up in a real meeting, you correct yourself and move on. Async video should be just as authentic and fast.

The Confidence Booster

Nervous on camera? We get it. That's why we built the Teleprompter.

Without Scripts
"Uhh... so regarding the... um... Q3 numbers..."
vs
With Teleprompter
"Q3 revenue is up 12%. Here are the three drivers..."
Hello team, today I want to cover...
the Q3 roadmap updates.
First, let's look at the backend...
00:42
No Trimming Allowed
Adoption Tracking

Don't just launch.
Measure.

Cultural transformation is hard. Capme makes it concrete. Track adoption rates, monitor usage trends, and measure the actual hours saved across your organization in real-time.

Track Activation
See signups from your whitelisted domain vs total seats.
Monitor Usage
Visualise total recordings created and content duration.
Prove ROI
See exactly how many meetings have been replaced.
Adoption & Impact
Real-time
Employee Activation84%
Total Recordings1,243
Hours Reclaimed
+12%1,248h
High Adopter
The Handbook

The unwritten rules of
async mastery

Meetings should be the last resort, not the first.

We aren't anti-meeting. We are anti-lazy-meeting.

Status updates, FYIs, and "just checking in" calls are organizational theft. They steal focus and break flow.

Meetings should be reserved for the things humans do best: Debate, Decision Making, and Bonding. Everything else belongs in a Capme.

Frequently Asked Questions

Doubts about ditching the calendar? Let's clear them up.