Concall Summariser

Concall Summariser — turn earnings-call transcripts into decision-grade investment notes in seconds. Reading a 15,000-word earnings-call (concall) transcript to find what actually matters takes an hour — and serious investors do it across dozens of companies every season. Concall Summariser collapses that repetitive manual review into a few clicks: load a transcript, click Analyse, and read a structured note in about 20 seconds. Right inside Chrome, using your own AI key, with nothing sent to any server we run. Built for Indian markets first, and works for US stocks just as well. WHAT YOU GET Each note gives you the thesis (the real investment story management is telling), key takeaways cross-checked against the numbers in the transcript, management tone, who was on the call, an auto-detected sector tag, and management's own words — not a generic paraphrase. One pass, structured output, ready to drop into your research. WHERE IT WORKS Grab a transcript straight from the page you're reading, or load a downloaded PDF/TXT — it works with research portals, investor-relations pages, and effectively any transcript open in Chrome, for both Indian and US companies. It understands Indian reporting conventions out of the box (lakhs and crores, FY and quarter labels like Q4 FY26) and tailors its questions to each company's sector. BRING YOUR OWN AI KEY Runs on Google Gemini with your own API key, free to create at https://aistudio.google.com/apikey. The free tier has daily and per-minute limits that vary by model and change over time — fine for regular research; enable billing for heavy use. Support for more AI engines is coming soon. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No server, no tracking, no ads. Your transcript goes straight from your browser to the AI provider you chose, using your key; keys, settings, and summaries stay on your device. Full policy: https://gist.github.com/pksquared/0ba66b69872df8ee413e45919bdc3c88 Concall Summariser is an independent research tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any stock exchange, data provider, or AI company. Summaries are AI-generated research aids, not investment advice — always verify against the original transcript before making any decision.