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Get the good stuff.

Fewer meetings. Better conversations. More time for you.

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Know who’s joining and why, before the round of introductions.

Sample conversationA first meeting with a potential partner

A TITLE AND A PURPOSE

Let’s explore a community pilot.

Meet each other and see where our work connects.

From the host

I bring partners together around practical support for families.

Add the guest invitation link to the calendar event or message you already use.

More than introductions? See a coordination example.
One launch meeting. Two ways it could go.

GET THE GOOD STUFF.

Less meeting. More good stuff.

HOW THE CONVERSATION COULD GO

Nicole

Priya, how’s training going? Ana, let’s get your design decision sorted before you leave.

Priya

Thank you! With approval today, we can plan the full five days of QA.

A decision. Clear next steps. A real conversation.
Illustrative story · fictional people and outcomes · you control the plan and your calendar.

Before

Ask before you meet.

A decision someone needs. A concern nobody has raised. A limit on their time. One link brings the useful details together before everyone gets on a call.

fluhfee

Nicole wants your input

Plan the website launch

Three guests. Useful context.

Here’s what the host now knows.

Ana · first 15 minutes
Needs design approval.
Priya · five days for QA
After design is approved.
Marcus · copy ready
Review it before the call.
A human way to begin
Ask Priya about her first half marathon.
Answers go to the host first.
Selected answers from fictional guests

Walk in ready

Walk in knowing where everyone stands.

Know what needs a decision, what could get in the way, and what to cover first. The answers shape your brief, pre-read, and agenda.

THE SAME ANSWERS. A MORE USEFUL PLAN.

Your conversation, a little clearer.

Plan the website launch

Hosted by Nicole

The goal

Choose a realistic launch date and resolve design approval.

Start with the purpose and host context above. Participant-approved introductions will appear here as they arrive.

Availability changes the order

“I can only stay for the first 15 minutes. I need a decision on design approval.”Ana’s answer

Design approval goes first. Finish with Ana before she leaves.

A concern changes the decision

“QA needs five business days after design is approved. Oct 20 is risky.”Priya’s answer

Two votes for Nov 3 aren’t consensus. Resolve approval and allow five business days for QA.

An update moves out of the meeting

“The copy is ready. I’ve shared the link; we don’t need to walk through it.”Marcus’s answer

Move the copy to the pre-read. Keep time together for open decisions.

A human way to begin

Priya shared that she’s training for her first half marathon. Ask how it’s going.

Suggested: keep a focused conversation for the unresolved decisions.

All responses and shared materials

Launch on Oct 20 or Nov 3?

Oct 201 · 33%
Nov 32 · 67%
Not sure yet0 · 0%
3 answers
Priya Shah

Nov 3

Marcus Reed

Nov 3

Ana Ruiz

Oct 20

What concern could hold up the launch?

Priya Shah

QA needs five business days after design is approved. Oct 20 is risky.

Marcus Reed

No copy blocker.

Ana Ruiz

Design sign-off is still pending.

What do we need to plan around?

Priya Shah

Agree on design approval before we commit to a launch date.

Marcus Reed

The copy is ready. I’ve shared the link; we don’t need to walk through it.

Ana Ruiz

I can only stay for the first 15 minutes. I need a decision on design approval.

What’s something outside work you’re into?

Priya Shah

Training for my first half marathon. Race is Oct 12!

Prepared with Fluhfee

Sample host view · AI suggestions use submitted answers. You review the plan and choose what guests see.

Your next step

Does this need a meeting?

Optional Pro guidance reads submitted answers when you ask, then suggests a next step: settle it in writing, shorten the call, or keep it. You decide.

2 of 3 prefer Nov 3Design sign-off is blocked
MessageShort call · 15 minMeeting · 20 min

Suggested because the launch date still needs a decision and design is blocked.

Example recommendation · You decide.

More time for you

60 to 20

minutes. Same decision. Better conversation.

Time togetherTime for you
Same decision. More room in your day.

Illustrative example. Results depend on your meetings.

SEE WHAT A LITTLE INPUT CAN CHANGE.

A little input.
A better conversation.

Watch questions become answers, a brief, and a clearer next step. Pause to explore any part.

SCENE 1 OF 9

Ask now. Get to the good stuff sooner.

Choose a few questions that surface priorities, blockers, and what people want from the conversation.

Fluhfee · Sample meeting

Sample data · no accounts connected or invitations sent
Plan the website launch · New sample Fluhfee

Start with a few useful questions. These editable examples show what Pro AI drafting can help you prepare.

Guest questions

Ask for the details that will shape the conversation. Choose what fits.

Name & emailAlways included so responses reach the right people.
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Answers start with the host. You choose which to include in the shared overview.

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Guidance stays visible. The example disappears when a guest types.

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Answers start with the host. You choose which to include in the shared overview.

Add guidance or an example

Guidance stays visible. The example disappears when a guest types.

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Answers start with the host. You choose which to include in the shared overview.

Add guidance or an example

Guidance stays visible. The example disappears when a guest types.

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Answers start with the host. You choose which to include in the shared overview.

Add guidance or an example

Guidance stays visible. The example disappears when a guest types.

WHAT YOUR GUEST WILL SEE

Before we meet

Plan the website launch

Hosted by Nicole

Choose a realistic launch date and resolve design approval.

A decision, dependency, timing constraint, or something to review beforehand.

Guest preview · Responses are disabled here.

Explore with sample data. Questions, guest input, results, and agendas use Fluhfee’s product components. AI assessments are examples; editing answers updates the results and clears the sample assessment.

Privacy

Your answers. Your call.

Guests choose whether their introductions appear with their names. Other answers stay with the host until selected for the shared brief. Every question explains its sharing options.

  • Sharing is explicit. Guests approve named introductions. Hosts select other answers to share.
  • No account for guests. One link, a few questions, done.
  • AI suggests. You decide. Suggestions use only the answers people submitted.

People

Remember the context.

Keep notes with the people you meet, and pick up the thread next time.

Tools

Give the conversation a shape.

Worksheets for deciding, getting unstuck and closing the loop.

Simple pricing.

Free

$0

Three published Fluhfees, with questions, agendas and briefs.

Pro

$8/month

Unlimited Fluhfees, AI drafting and meeting guidance. Or $72 a year.

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