Max Harrison

Max Harrison is an off-topic detector demo that uses decision models to check if a meeting is going off track.

Max Harrison built this fun demo exploring how faster, cheaper model judgments can help tell when a meeting is going off track. The application transcribes speech using Chrome's on-device speech recognition or the Moonshine Medium Streaming model running locally through WebAssembly. It sends the transcript, meeting goal, and earlier context to the Clef-flash decision model on Cloudflare. The model returns a value between zero and one, which the app displays as an off-track percentage. Users can switch between sensitive and balanced modes to adjust how frequently the app checks the conversation. The demo includes payment integration and offers five minutes free without signing up.

Max Harrison at a glance

Best for: Software engineer, Product manager
Runs on: Web
Pricing: 5 minutes free without signing up; £5 for 500 minutes
Released: November 2026
Category: AI productivity tool
Website: maxharrison.me

Key features

Real-time meeting transcription via Chrome or WebAssembly
Clef-flash decision model integration on Cloudflare
Sensitive and balanced detection modes
Off-track percentage meter display
Context bundling of meeting goals and recent speech
Payment integration for extended usage

Use it for

Detecting when meeting discussions drift off topic
Monitoring conversation relevance against a set goal
Testing decision models in a live web application

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